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The big game’s commercials

Published: 02/08/2010
If you’re one of the people who tuned into the big game yesterday–and seeing as the audience is expected to top 100 million people, you probably were a viewer–you saw a heck of a game. And by now everyone accepts the fact that the commercials are just as much of a draw as the game [...] Related posts:
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January job numbers redux

Published: 02/05/2010
The BLS released January’s jobs report this morning, and while it wasn’t complete cause for celebration, it was encouraging. The unemployment rate fell from 10.0 to 9.7 percent in January, and nonfarm payroll employment was essentially unchanged, down -20,000 compared to -779,000 in January 2009. Here are the highlights: The number of unemployed persons decreased to 14.8 million Employment [...] Related posts:
  1. November job numbers redux In another indicator that the economy is healing, November’s overall...
  2. December job numbers redux The BLS released the last unemployment numbers of the year...
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Co-workers are strange. Very, very strange.

Published: 02/04/2010
Co-workers can really make or break a workplace. A bad boss can make your life miserable, yes, but at least you can commiserate with your fellow disgruntled colleagues. In most situations, they are the ones sitting next to you eight hours a day. They engage in idle chitchat with you and exchange e-mails with you [...] Related posts:
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Are you overworked?

Published: 02/02/2010
Working overtime is never fun, no matter what state the economy is in. But, when the economy did take a turn for the worst, many employees found themselves with increased workloads, a worse work/life balance and working longer hours — all for the same compensation. In a 2009 CareerBuilder survey, 34 percent of employers said their [...] Related posts:
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Tips for the long-term unemployed

Published: 01/29/2010
Although there are signs the economy is healing, there are still 15.3 million unemployed workers in America according to the most recent BLS data. Among those unemployed, the number of long-term unemployed (those jobless for 27 weeks and over) continued to trend up, reaching 6.1 million in December 2009. That means 4-in-10 unemployed workers have been jobless for [...] Related posts:
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State of the Union: Jobs, jobs, jobs

Published: 01/28/2010
If you’re like millions of Americans, you tuned into President Obama’s State of the Union address last night. If you’re like millions of Americans, you might have tuned in accidentally because you forgot it was on and went to watch Modern Family, only to find Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos chatting with each other. So [...] Related posts:
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Handling job search desperation

Published: 01/27/2010
When you really want to — need to — work, is there anything worse than being unemployed? How about being long-term unemployed? The number of long-term unemployed  people (those jobless for 27 weeks and over) grew to 6.1 million in December 2009, according to the most recent BLS data. That means that four-in-ten unemployed workers were jobless for [...] Related posts:
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10 Signs Time to Quit

Published: 01/26/2010
How many times a day do you say to yourself, “I like what I do, but not where I work?” Or the opposite, “I like where I work, but not what I do?” The current economy has kept many employees stationed for the past couple of years, not because they love what they do — but [...] Related posts:
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Need a Good Read Today?

Published: 01/25/2010
Good morning, WorkBuzzers! Nothing can bring down my good mood this morning — not even the fact that’s Monday. Why? The elation I feel from the Vikings’ loss to the Saints in the NFC Championship last night is immeasurable. I was going to write a football-related blog — something along the lines of why professional [...] Related posts:
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What can a handshake say about you?

Published: 01/21/2010
In the workplace, a handshake is supposed to be a quick gesture that says, “Hello, I’m here, I’m engaged, I’m assertive, I’m professional.” Yes, those few seconds when you grab another person’s hand and move it vertically for a second or two should convey something about you as a person. Ridiculous? Maybe, but people expect [...] Related posts:
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