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The Full Scope of America's Jobs Crisis in 17 Charts
"9.1 percent" doesn't begin to tell us how deep and widespread the jobs crisis truly is
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"9.1 percent" doesn't begin to tell us how deep and widespread the jobs crisis truly is
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What's really behind the 30-year collapse of the middle class? One statistic, often ignored, begins to provide a clearer picture.
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What doesn't the public understand or appreciate about your job? You told us. We listened.
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We identified some of the most common jobs that have a high risk of sickness, and the diseases and ailments associated with them
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How a stubborn misreading of dead, classical economists -- combined with a hyper-partisan Republican Party -- haunts the U.S. economy
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"I want to blame the universities and grown-ups who should have known better. Instead, like my me-first generation, I blame myself."
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Do: Archive Old Emails and Finish Discrete Tasks. Don't: Go on IM, forget to take short breaks
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Just as workers left the plow for the assembly line, they are now leaving the cubicle for the coffee shop.
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The U.S. has to produce more and consume less. A handful of companies and unions -- yes, unions -- are showing us how.
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Mixer, a business consultant, has spent years coaching workers to personal breakthroughs. He also has four legs, hoofs, and a flowing mane.
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