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Is Going Back to an Old Job a Smart Move — or a Step Backward?
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on MyPerfectResume.com. Is going back to a former employer a smart move or a step backward? A recent MyPerfectResume survey of 1,101 U.S. workers reveals just how divided employees are on the concept of “boomerang jobs.” For some, returning is a savvy strategy for stability and growth. For others, it stirs up bad memories,…
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75 Top Companies With Remote Jobs This Summer
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com. This summer, job seekers continue to prioritize flexibility, and many employers are meeting that demand with a strong supply of remote roles. “Even in a changing job landscape, remote work isn’t going away,” says Keith Spencer, a career expert at FlexJobs. “These forward-thinking employers are a testament to the importance of flexibility in…
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90% of Gen Z Face Consequences at Work Over Social Media Activity
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Zety.com. The line separating personal social media use from professional life has all but vanished. Based on a survey of over 900 Gen Z employees, Zety’s Gen Z Digital Boundaries Report reveals how digital footprints are impacting the careers of young professionals. The data shows a workforce navigating intense pressure to connect with…
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40 Remote Work Options That Fit Just About Any Resume
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. The best remote jobs in 2026 include roles in customer service, IT, marketing, healthcare, data, sales, administration, and finance. In this guide, “best” refers to jobs with strong remote work potential, steady demand, competitive pay, accessible entry points, or long-term career growth. In this article, we cover: What remote jobs are and…
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The Fed Meets This Week Under a New Chair. As a CPA Since 1981, Here’s What It Means for Your Savings, Debt, and Home
Money Talks News may earn commission or revenue through links in the content below. Our editorial team independently selects all products. Compensation does not influence our recommendations. The Federal Reserve wraps up its meeting Wednesday, and for the first time in years, a brand-new chair is running the show. Kevin Warsh took over from Jerome Powell last month, and this…
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Spirit Halloween Hiring 52,000 Seasonal Jobs. Here’s How to Apply
It may be June, but Spirit Halloween is already gearing up for the upcoming spooky season. This year, Spirit Halloween is looking to hire 52,000 seasonal associates and managers for a record-breaking 1,575 stores across the United States and Canada, Spirit Halloween director of PR Lori Tesoro told USA TODAY. Applications for seasonal sales associates, assistant managers, regional managers, zone…
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What Income Do You Need to Be Middle Class in Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania?
Does your salary make you middle class? In Pittsburgh, your income can be far lower than in most of the country’s other largest cities and still put you within that range. In a study published earlier this year, SmartAsset ranked middle class incomes across all 50 states, as well as 100 of the nation’s largest cities. They determined each location’s…
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Ignore Him and Do These 6 Things Instead
Money Talks News may earn commission or revenue through links in the content below. Our editorial team independently selects all products. Compensation does not influence our recommendations. Robert Kiyosaki says 2026 will bring the biggest financial crash in history — and that the only safe harbors are gold, silver, and Bitcoin (1). He’s warned that millions will lose everything and…
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What to Do When a Job Promotion Means More Work but Zero Extra Pay
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. Getting promoted without a raise might leave you feeling confused and frustrated, especially if the role comes with more responsibility but the same paycheck. Whether you should accept depends on the long-term value of the opportunity, your workload, and your financial goals. In some cases, the experience and title can help increase…
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53% of Americans Fear AI Could Take Their Jobs, Poll Finds
More than half of Americans — 53% — fear artificial intelligence could cost them or someone in their household a job, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds. The findings come as companies ramp up AI investments while trimming their workforces, fueling concern across demographics. Anxiety about job losses was consistent across age, gender and education levels, though Democrats were more likely…
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