A boomer lives on $2,600 monthly from Social Security and his Walmart job: 'If I had $1 million, I don't know what I would do with it.'

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George Dziamniski, 62, (not pictured) lives off his Social Security income and part-time paycheck from Walmart.

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Silicon Valley financial software giant Intuit to pay back $555,000 to 2,600 workers over missed overtime payments

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Intuit is paying more than $555,000 in back wages to workers over missed overtime payments.

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The latest trick companies could be using to pay workers less

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Dropping education and experience requirements for jobs could help some Americans find work — but also help companies pay their employees less.

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Restaurants and hotels were helping power the booming job market. Now, they're barely hiring.

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The leisure and hospitality sector is seeing smaller monthly job gains.

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I quit my desk job to work on cruises 10 years ago. It has its drawbacks, but I've seen 79 countries.

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I (not pictured) quit my full-time job in New York City to work onboard a cruise ship.

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Why no one is getting big raises anymore

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Dyson is laying off about 1,000 workers amid 'fierce and competitive global markets'

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Founder James Dyson at the opening of a Dyson store in Berlin in October 2023.

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Dating a carpenter taught me my career is not my identity. He doesn't worry about getting laid off and just focuses on the next job.

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Nia Springer-Norris and her partner work in different industries and learn from each other.

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Chinese millennials and Gen Zers have had enough of work, so they're embracing 'naked resignations'

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This feeling of monotony and overwork has inspired unsatisfied workers to push back, one expert said.

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These are the top skills you need to help land a job in AI

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AI expertise is highly sought after by employers

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