This is what an underground copper miner's 18-hour day looks like, from loading explosives into a truck to 'hunting' for dinosaurs

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Underground miner Cory Rockwell before (left) and after his shift at Nevada Copper.

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I'm an underground miner making as much as $160,000 a year without a college degree. The job saved my life.

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Cory Rockwell is an underground copper miner in rural Nevada. This is what his job is like.

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Is the end of jobs at hand?

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It's hard to imagine, but the concept of the job is almost at an end.

Jobs are how organizations operate, a way of managing work and workers. Yet many recognize that organizing around jobs is no longer the best way to work.

Nearly 70% of people using ChatGPT at work haven't told their bosses about it, survey finds

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Some working professionals are using ChatGPT to make their jobs easier — without telling their bosses.

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I thought I was an introvert, but what if I'm just a shy narcissist instead?

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Kieran Culkin plays Roman Roy on HBO's "Succession."

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My company is using stack rankings to evaluate performance, and I'm worried about being targeted. Is there anything I can do?

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Forced, or stack, ranking is a system in which managers score their employees' individual performances relative to that of their coworkers.

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4,000 legal professionals at one of the world's largest accounting firms are getting a chatbot to speed up their work

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PwC is partnering with AI startup Harvey to provide chatbots to over 4,000 of its legal professionals.

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A worker died in a ship's cargo hold in Florida after 2 tons of paper crushed him against a wall, Department of Labor says

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A worker was crushed to death by two tons of paper being hoisted onto a ship, the DOL said.

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9 healthy habits that helped me create a happier and more productive WFH routine

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2 Florida restaurants kept staff tips to cover dine-and-dash customers and illegally charged workers for their uniforms, the DOL says

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Two restaurants were located in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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