With college costs and the cost of living soaring, increasing numbers of college students are finding that they have to work just to survive. Learning to balance college demands and work can be one of the hardest transitions for many new college students to make. It can be very difficult to master the time management [...]
May 1 2012 | Posted in
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Read More »The Impact of Unemployment on the Middle Class As our country enters a supposed recovery period after the recession, many Americans are still scratching their heads. Jobs don’t seem to be available, even after months of searching. Many Americans have taken lower paying jobs, sacrificed healthcare benefits, and struggle to make ends meet. What does [...]
Feb 11 2012 | Posted in
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Read More »FORTUNE — Dear Annie: I read your recent column on bridging the generation gap in the workplace between young bosses and older employees. It struck a nerve with me, because, frankly, I’d be delighted to work for a young boss if I could just get one to hire me. I’m 53 and I was laid [...]
Jan 10 2012 | Posted in
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