Nurses say gig work apps can put them in tough situations and stressful hospitals
Nurses are turning to gig work apps to boost their incomes. The jobs can be very stressful.
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Trump encounters a friendlier Washington for his second term
As Donald Trump returns to the White House, loyalty will be a key aspect of his second term.
Clutter used to cause conflict in my marriage. I had a breakthrough about decluttering, and now, we communicate better.
My husband tolerates household disorder better than I do. I had a breakthrough about my relationship with decluttering and now we have less conflict.
‘Weirdo’ Zelensky begged for inauguration invite – Trump Jr.
Vladimir Zelensky asked to be invited to Donald Trump’s inauguration three times, but was turned down, Donald Trump Jr. claims Read Full Article at RT.com
Owners of houses made famous by ‘Sex and the City’ and ‘Breaking Bad’ say living there is tough — and they’ve had enough
Crowds of fans prompted the owner of the ‘Sex and the City’ house to install a gate and the ‘Breaking Bad’ owner to put her home on the market.
A forecaster predicts Gen Z will go to ‘supper clubs’ more and more. 3 professionals share how they host theirs.
Portland, Oregon-based supper club host Ariel Pastore-Sebring always sets an end-time and avoids serving food family-style.
I committed identity theft for a living. Now I help people lower their risk of getting hacked — here are the top 6 things everyone should do.
Former cybercriminal Brett Shannon Johnson said hackers are looking for the lowest hanging fruit and gave six ways to avoid being the target.
An OnlyFans creator explains why she quit her bioengineering doctorate to focus on content
Zara Dar originally planned to become a professor, but she quit her doctorate in bioengineering to be a full time creator, including on OnlyFans.
Private-credit investors are staffing up. Here’s where the jobs are.
Private credit is booming. See 4 hiring trends as nonbank lending ramps up, from distressed debt to asset-backed finance.
RTO mandates are showing a trust breakdown between bosses and workers
Return-to-office mandates could erode some of the trust some employers built with workers in the pandemic. That could eventually drive away staff.