She was Double D-nied. It was another botched boob job: A big-breasted Florida influencer applied for a gig at Hooters to honor her late father — who was a big fan of the chain — but claims she was denied for sharing saucy snaps online. “Growing up, Hooters was one of our family’s favorite restaurants,” Neyleen Ashley, … Read more
Longtime ESPN “SportsCenter” anchor John Anderson is taking his talents to academia. Anderson, whose final show after 25 years at ESPN is this Friday, announced that he will be joining the faculty at his alma mater, the University of Missouri. “Why wouldn’t you want to go play for the Yankees?” Anderson told Mizzou communications staffer … Read more
I joined a well known tech firm and was thrilled, but the job is way more than I can cope with. Everyone works flat out, and I’m not getting any help from my manager, who said this is a “hustle culture” and I should expect it to be fast-paced. I’m getting seriously depressed but I’m… … Read more
Former Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar is suing the media company BIGPLAY Network, claiming that it compelled him to place a bet that wound up costing him his job as an analyst for the Cleveland NFL team’s radio broadcasts. Kosar, now 60, made a $19,000 bet at Tipico Sportsbook, a sponsor of BIGPLAY, and wound up … Read more
Charles Barkley was cracking jokes over his employment status Monday during an appearance on ABC as his future at TNT remains unclear. The “Inside the NBA” star joined P.K. Subban, Steve Levy and Mark Messier on the first intermission report of the Panthers’ 3-1 win over the Oilers in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup … Read more
Want to sample Michelin star food, watch Madonna strike a pose or see Yankees captain Aaron Judge slam a home run? These are all perks that Zane Michael, 25, has enjoyed working as a brand ambassador at local events. He boosts his earnings with summer side hustles while working at Trader Joe’s in Chelsea and … Read more
Workers in Central Asia made a “mammoth” discovery earlier this month. Laborers came across the bones of an ancient mammoth while quarrying on June 2. In a press release, Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Culture explained that the remains were found in “the sandy areas of the ancient floodplain of the Jyrgalang River.” Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked country surrounded by Uzbekistan, … Read more
A mammoth $25 million Australian [$16 million USD] settlement is being offered to more than a thousand women who say their lives were “ruined” by a clinic that offered “boob jobs for the cost of a cup of coffee a day”. The New South Wales, Australia Supreme Court signed off on the settlement against the … Read more
A female FIFO worker has exposed a grim reality about working on remote mining sites after receiving a “creepy” note from a male colleague. Isabella, 24, had just woken up in her room ahead of her night shift starting when she discovered a piece of paper stuffed into the crack of her door. After reading … Read more
Amie Maclaine is fleeing the country after being made redundant from her full-time marketing gig and feeling absolutely liberated. She’s planning on spending all her money, has no return date, and is very happy to go out and live her life. “I got made redundant from my job. So I booked one-way flights to Europe … Read more
She’s the wind beneath his super-commuter wings. Holding down the fort, taming two toddlers and running a therapy practice all while your partner flies from Minneapolis and Manhattan for work each week is no easy lift. But mom Megan Bearce tackled the task with superhuman-like savvy as her hubby, Ian, took the nearly 1,200-mile hike … Read more
Greg Olsen isn’t going down without a fight. The ex-NFL tight end has spent the last two years as an analyst on Fox’s No. 1 NFL broadcast team but is now being replaced by Tom Brady in the top booth. Brady signed a 10-year, $375 million deal with Fox in 2022 and is set to … Read more
One in four Americans consider moving to be a more stressful endeavor than landing a plane in an emergency. A recent survey of 2,000 Americans who have moved in the last five years investigated the overwhelming task of moving and found more than a few startling answers to some moving-related would-you-rathers. Respondents rated moving as … Read more
If you find yourself shopping more than Slacking, you’re not alone. Remote employees, researchers say, are responsible for billions of dollars in online sales, whether it’s adding a new outfit to your cart or browsing household essentials — all from the comfort of your home, with no one breathing down your neck. “It’s a little … Read more
They set a speed record for dropping the ball. A job candidate has detailed the embarrassing saga of how they botched a job interview in seconds by giving the worst response ever. According to a Reddit post, the interviewer had asked the unnamed applicant, “How did you get here today?” — prompting them to matter-of-factly … Read more
For those seeking careers in the skilled trades, opportunity is booming. And that is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future. “There’s an interesting divergence in the job market right now,” said Cory Stahle, an economist at job search engine Indeed.com. “While demand for knowledge workers — white-collar professionals like software developers, mathematicians — was … Read more
An Australian worker has openly shared he landed a job making between $45 to $50 [Australian, $30-$35 USD] per hour after just a week of training. Recently, Aussies have begun to defy the taboo of discussing their salaries, revealing the vast spectrum of pay scales available in Australia. A new jobs app, Getahead, who describes … Read more
Young workers these days are lazy, entitled and want all the glory, right now, without putting in the hard yards – if you believe stereotypes anyway. But research shows Generation Z, who already comprise almost a third of the global workforce, are far from idle, provided their “non-negotiable” demands are met. And despite the cost-of-living … Read more
They want to clear the air. A law firm that specializes in industrial disease cases is revealing the 11 types of employees it claims are at higher risk for asthma due to frequent exposure to irritants — including hairdressers, animal handlers, metal workers, and carpet makers. Over 22 million American adults have asthma — about … Read more
Ready to toss your graduation hats in the air? Do so with cautious optimism, according to workforce experts. While the US added 303,000 new jobs in March, and the unemployment rate is ticking downward at 3.8%, some industries which historically grew rapidly, like tech, saw a bit of a slowdown, according to Hiring Lab, the … Read more