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  • Can You Draw Unemployment After a Contract Job Ends?

    Many U.S. workers work contract jobs instead of working as traditional employees. If you’ve ever hired a house cleaner, a carpenter or a bookkeeper, you’ve worked with independent contractors on contract jobs. If you’re the independent contractor, it’s difficult for you receive unemployment benefits after a contract job ends unless you’ve worked as a traditional employee in some other capacity.

  • Why Are Career Pathways Important?

    Most workers want their jobs to go beyond a mundane series of tasks and to be fulfilling. Proactively developing career paths, as a result, provides an employer multiple benefits which includes happier workers, a constantly improving workforce, succession planning and improved productivity.

  • How to Compare & Contrast Employers

    Choosing an employer can rank among the most important choices of your life. A bad employer can create undue stress and perhaps ruin your life. A good employer can provide a meaningful way to make a living, help you achieve professional and personal goals and bring happiness to your life. Choose your employer with care; if you don't know the qualities of a good employer, you must learn.

  • Hydrogen Pros and Cons

    Hydrogen as a fuel carries both benefits and risks. The technology could be the path to energy independence the United States has sought for many years. On the other hand, it could be another dead end. since much hydrogen production is still tied to fossil fuels. The challenge is to create an infrastructure around hydrogen that supports renewable production and effectively handles the safety concerns surrounding the use of this sometimes volatile chemical element.

  • How to Avoid Getting Stuck in a Dead-End Job

    While some jobs offer plenty of room to grow, others are more limited, giving those who fill them almost no chance to advance. If you are eager to create a career that does more than just give you the money necessary to pay your bills, but instead fulfills you as a person, avoiding a dead-end job is a must. Consider what you ultimately want to achieve in the world of work as early in your career as you can and keep you eyes open for the warning signs that the position you have selected is one with no opportunity to…

  • How to Get Hired After 45

    Getting hired after age 45 has as much or more to do with your attitude as it does with anything else. If you believe, think and project youthful qualities, prospective employers will react to you positively. But if your resume, attitude and skill set are stuck in the '80s (or, heaven forbid, the '50s), then you need a makeover.

  • How to Make Good Tips Delivering Pizza

    Pizza delivery is an option for anyone who needs a second job to make ends meet. The job itself pays a little better than minimum wage with a possible allowance for mileage. What makes all the difference are the tips. Follow these steps to assure your customers feel compelled to give you the maximum gratuity.

  • How to Plow a Corn Maze

    It used to be that you had to plow your corn maze when the corn was young and only about 6 inches high so you could see what you were doing, and it usually took a couple of days. With today's technology, you can plow your corn maze at anytime and it will only take about a day. Follow these steps to learn how to plow a corn maze.

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