Unemployment
Below is a conversation with a former coworker of mine. We share a lot of the same feelings of what it means to be unemployed. I think a lot of people nowadays feel the same way. You have to look after your own self-interest. Don't be fooled by
Unemployment
The holidays are difficult. With travel, family, cooking, gifts, and the general logistics of the holidays, stress is at an all time high. For unemployed people it can be a tricky situation to navigate due to the number of questions, comments, and concerns you may get from friends and family.
Unemployment
This conversation is something every entrepreneur can probably relate to. The common story is that you work for several years, get frustrated, and decide to strike out on your own. It's usually depicted in the movies as the main character leaving a job in a blaze of glory
Unemployment
It's a tale as old as time. Young people in need of jobs flock to restaurants and retail in search of low wage income to cover expenses like rent, tuition, beer and other superfluous spending. However, lacking the skills necessary for higher paying jobs young people work most
Unemployment
I’ve been unemployed for 4.5 months—or 143 days, 3,449 hours, 205,480 minutes, or 12,328,853 seconds—but who’s counting? It’s been both an anxious and fun time. I’ve had the chance to enjoy life without the stresses of a 9-to-5 job.