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MiracleWorkers.com, The New Resource for Health Care Workers
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As the health care field continues to grow, a larger number of job opportunities will be available for workers of all education levels and backgrounds. To service the growing number of health care workers, CareerBuilder recently launched MiracleWorkers.com, a new resource for those employed in — or searching for employment in — the medical field.Besides providing job listings, the sit
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A Trying Economy Means Healthier Habits for Some Workers
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Some students, whether in grade school, high school or college, can only work under pressure. They put off writing papers until the last few days — or minutes– before the deadline. While some pupils brainstorm, research, draft, edit, rewrite, ponder, rewrite, edit and finalize, others are waiting until the final moments to get to work. Pressure is their motivator. You can find workers
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This Year, Workers Need a Break
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Memorial Day is probably my favorite holiday of the year. Not only does the holiday honors our fallen men and women of the military, it marks the start of summer for many people. After Monday, May 31st, it’ll officially be time for barbecues, white pants and summer vacations.In recent years, though, many of us have foregone that last part — summer vacations — in favor of “stay-cations
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Employers Digging Deep on Prospective Workers
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Checking references seems more like guerrilla warfare lately. Hiring managers want to find out everything they can about you before they offer you a job, and conventional tactics don't seem to be enough. Many managers are reluctant to give recommendations because companies are worried about being sued if they bad-mouth a former employee. And many employees are stacking their reference lists with
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Majority of Workers Live Paycheck to Paycheck
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Throughout the economic downturn, many companies were forced to lay off workers, implement furloughs, decrease benefits and cut salaries in order to stay afloat. Although recent reports indicate the recession is over and recovery is on the horizon, workers may still feel a pinch in their paychecks for a while.If you're counting the seconds until your paycheck hits your bank account, you aren't a
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