Inflation is squeezing some seniors — so they're coming out of retirement to work as hosts and cashiers

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A growing number of formerly retired seniors are reentering the work force amid inflation.

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US stocks edge higher as investor await important March jobs report

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The perilous fantasy of work-life balance

Tech Insider : Economy
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As workers return to the office, striking the right work-life balance is getting harder than ever.

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Too much will burn you out. Too little can leave you lonely.

Why so many Americans hate their work hours

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How a laid-off worker used TikTok to find a new job: 'You have to look at non-traditional ways of making those connections'

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Self-centered boomers destroyed the economy — and now millennials and Gen Z are paying the price

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Boomers have created a bottleneck of workers and housing, crippling the economy for millennials and Gen Z.

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Their greed destroyed the economy — and now millennials and Gen Z are paying the price

I left my tech job due to burnout before all the layoffs started — and now I'm looking for a new role in a hyper-competitive market

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"I asked myself: Is this what I want for my life? I'm nearly 30. Do I really want to be giving up so much for my job?"

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Meet a woman who regrets quitting her job in July because the job search has gotten 'bleak'

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Silicon Valley needs to stop laying off workers and start firing CEOs

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Tech CEOs shouldn't be making $280 million a year or even $1 a year — they should be fired for poorly managing some of the largest companies in the world.

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Now laid-off employees are paying the price

Why Silicon Valleys massive layoffs haven't hit Detroit automakers

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Automakers like Ford and GM have yet to announce anything close to the layoffs that have left thousands of tech workers out of a job this year.

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