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These are the only work benefits employees care about post-pandemic Kyle Schnitzer

MetLife recently released its annual US employee benefit trends study that included 2,500 interviews with benefits decision-makers and influences at companies, while 2,651 full-time employees were interviewed to gauge what expectations are moving forward in the work world. Read More

Personal Finance

Alex Rodriguez says this is the key to his magnificent success CW Headley

“It was fear,” Rodriguez said during the interview. “For me, it was simple, it was fear. I did not want to be another unfortunate negative statistic of athletes and entertainers that get into financial issues once they retire.” … Read More

Advice

The word trick people use to manipulate you without actually lying John Anderer

Canadian researchers tackled the subject of “doublespeak” of the persuasive approach of using more appealing euphemisms to sway or mislead others’ opinions without outright lying. Read More

Health

Eating at this time of day is hurting your work productivity Kyle Schnitzer

A new study, published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, found that unhealthy eating behaviors at night had an impact on workers’ performance the next day. Read More

Job Search

If you’re over 50, these are the industries that will be hiring the most Kyle Schnitzer

The US Department of Labor posted its employment projections over the 2019-2029 decade in September, which projects an increase of six million jobs (162.8 million to 168.8 million) across the decade. Read More

Office Life

This is the problem with office perks Sara London

Office perks sound great in theory, but, these days they aren’t all they’re cracked up to be. This is the problem with the perks, here. Read More

Books

These are the 6 best business books of all time, according to top CEOs Michael Dinich

If you’re looking to get an edge in the business industry or with your own personal leadership, reading is a simple habit you can add to your daily routine. Read More

Health

This ‘office injury’ is actually more common in these industries John Anderer

A new study just released by the non-profit Henry Ford Health System reports workers operating in different industries are more susceptible to Carpal tunnel syndrome. Read More

Job Search

Everything you need to know about becoming a lobbyist Meredith Schneider

What is a lobbyist? How do lobbyists work? What is a lobbyist salary? Here is everything you need to know about the career path and how to become one. Read More

Books

Billionaires are hiding more than you think Meredith Schneider

It turns out, billionaires are hiding more than you think. A new book. The Wealth Hoarders: How Billionaires Pay Millions to Hide Trillions, tells you how. Read More

The Future of Work

Do you actually want to go back to work?Sara London

Do you actually want to go back to work? With the world working remote, we dive into what many people are thinking about a return to the office. Read More

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