The Layoff — Contractor Rehire Trend
By SalaryFor.com – real salaries for all professions In today’s workforce, it’s not uncommon to see employees laid off—only to return weeks or months later as independent contractors. This practice can be confusing and even controversial, but it reflects deeper shifts in how organizations manage cost, risk, and flexibility. Below is a closer look at […]
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How to Keep a Job Search Discreet
By Amy Gallo Looking for a job while you already have one can be stressful, especially in the age of social media when privacy is scarce. You don’t want to rock the boat at your current company but you want to find the next great opportunity. Should you tell your boss you’re looking? How do […]
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Top 6 Coworkers To Beware by Dave Caruso
Frenemy This manipulator seeks to gain your trust by pretending to be your ally and friend. They will call you after work or suggest going to lunch in an attempt to share with you their gripes about management and other coworkers. This is in an effort to loosen you up and get you to make […]
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