The 10 hardest-working states in the US — and the 10 states that work the least

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A new WalletHub report ranked every US state from most to least hardworking.

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Why this couple ditched their home and regular jobs to live full-time in an RV — and how it's working 5 years later

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Victoria Childers and Lamont Landrum Jr. have been "work-camping" since 2021.

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We're a married couple in our 80s, and both still have to work. We can't stand just sitting at home with nothing to do.

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Jack and Ardith Weber both work into their 80s.

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3 tips for employees to manage their health from EY's chief well-being officer

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A female office worker at her job.

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I experienced 'quiet cracking' 15 years ago, before it was a buzzword. It's extremely self-destructive behavior.

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Fifteen years ago, Kevin Ford was stuck in an unhappy job. He now identifies with the "quiet cracking" trend.

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'Shark Tank' star Kevin O'Leary's next project is movie acting. He says he loves it when 'people say I can't do something.'

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Kevin O'Leary is a "Shark Tank" investor.

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Fatigue, flashbacks, and crying on commutes: 5 workers describe what 'quiet cracking' looks like

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"Quiet cracking" describes workers who feel unhappy in their job but cannot leave. Four workers described their experiences with it.

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Have you experienced 'quiet cracking' at work? Let us know.

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CEOs are joining the Great Resignation too.

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Readers told us how they use AI in their job search — or why they avoid it

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AI job interviews

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They're in their 80s, still working, and living paycheck to paycheck

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Sandy McConnell (left) and June Boyd (right) both work out of financial necessity.

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After a tedious week of squinting at spreadsheets, Sandy McConnell, 80, makes her way to a restaurant in Nevada for a monthly lunch with former colleagues.

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