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When wives earn more than their husbands, they both lie about it Monica Torres

The question of who makes more in a relationship makes some couples so uncomfortable that they are willing to lie on the record about how much they earn. Read More

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The 10 jobs with the biggest pay increase potential Meredith Lepore

Hoping to get a raise this year? Better be in the right industry. finder.com analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to uncover the careers most likely to provide pay increases and then broke it down by gender. Read More

15% of Americans don’t use anything from their college major in the workplace Jane Burnett

15% of Americans don’t use their college major in the workplace and half said that “educational requirements” make it harder to switch careers. Read More

Eating dinner before this time can dramatically lower your risk of getting cancer Meredith Lepore

Europeans are cool and all with their late hour dinners, but you may want to start looking into early bird specials if you want to live longer. According to a new study published in the International Journal of Cancer the later you eat dinner (specifically after 9 PM), the more likely you are to develop breast and prostate cancer. This is quite significant considering that breast cancer is the No.1 cancer women develop and one in every nine men have prostate cancer. Read More

Coworkers are 'donating' their vacation time to new moms Monica Torres

Two new moms were able to take time off — despite not having paid parental leave at their jobs — because their coworkers donated their own paid time off. Read More

These are the best (and worst) big cities to reside in this year Jane Burnett

Home may be where the heart is, but where you live matters as well. New WalletHub data shows that Seattle, Washington is the best big city to reside in this year. The company analyzed 62 of the biggest American cities (each with more than 300,000 residents) in terms of five factors: “quality of life,” “economy,” “safety,” … Read More

Survey: 86% of Millennials say they'd prefer to stay and grow within their company Jane Burnett

New findings show that 86% of Millennials surveyed agreed that if they had “career training and development” through their employers, they wouldn’t leave. Read More

Twitter shares a bunch of #OddThingsToAskTechSupport Jane Burnett

What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever asked IT to help with? Twitter responded in force as the hashtag #OddThingsToAskTechSupport trended. Read More

These are the industries with the most dissatisfied employees Meredith Lepore

Over 1,000 employees were surveyed about what frustrates them in their current careers and these were the top industries citing the most dissatisfaction. Read More

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