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U.S. Department of Labor
The U.S. Department of Labor is charged with preparing the American workforce for new and better jobs. DOL is responsible for the administration and enforcement of over 180 federal statutes.
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What’s a Fair Wage for Transferable Skills?
In this month’s Ask an Expert column, we address the question, What’s a fair wage if I
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The Search for Human Connection
We all probably know someone who struggles to have a sense of belonging. In fact, we’ve all
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Tips for a Successful Phone Interview
The initial phone interview is arguably the most critical step in the selection process. It is a
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How to Answer 10 Tough Interview Questions
I always get that deer-in-the-headlights feeling whenever a friend of mine asks me questions like, “So what
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Avoid the Regret of Quitting Your Job
Have you ever quit a job because of some negative aspect, and then lived to regret it?
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The High Cost of Obesity
Many of us probably could stand to lose a little weight. I exercise at least 6 days
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Here’s a Tool for Setting Goals
Does the new year always make you think about setting goals? I admire people who know what
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Distance Yourself From That Annoying Coworker
We recently shared an article with 6 tips for getting along with a coworker you hate. I
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Is This Your #1 Career Mistake?
We have a friend who’s done it all–printed banners, sold funeral caskets, hawked collectibles, opened a clothing
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12 Ways to Ace Your Next Phone Interview
Years ago, I was so excited to be promoted from the mail room to the sales department–until
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Make the Most of Your 6-Second Resume
You may have already heard that most recruiters only give each resume a cursory 6 seconds. So