An increasing number of people live with disabilities that other people can’t tell they have just by looking at them.
Here are five things you can do for people with invisible disabilities in the workplace—whether you’re a boss or a co-worker
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5 ways to make your workplace inclusive for people with invisible disabilities
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Be ready for a new career in months
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Want to learn job skills and get ready for a new career in a hurry? Short-term training programs can be a great choice.
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It’s not too early to look for holiday jobs
It’s getting to be that time of year: over the next few months, retailers and other employers are expected to hire nearly 700,000 holiday helpers.
Read about three job market trends that aspiring holiday workers can take advantage of this year.
Manufacturing careers: a whole new world
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You may have heard mention of manufacturing jobs in presidential campaign conversations. Here’s a timely look at some developments in this influential industry.
10 skills to boost your paycheck
You may have heard that learning new skills is a great way to advance in your career.
But what specific skills should you focus on?
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Labor laws protect vulnerable workers
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Did you know that everyone who works in the United States has the same workplace rights?
Workplace risk, workplace safety
Have you ever felt unsafe in your work, or observed risky conditions in a workplace?
OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, is the go-to source for improving, and reporting, unsafe work conditions in the United States.
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Do you need a license for that job?
Did you know that nearly 30 percent of U.S. workers need a license to perform their job?
Learn more about licensing requirements in all 50 states.
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Find the certifications employers value the most
What is the minimum wage?
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Minimum wage in the United States: if the topic incites both your curiosity and confusion, read on for some facts, myth busters, and revelations.