Now that’s a horse of a different color. A divorce lawyer is serving up the strangest arguments she’s ever witnessed — including a decision over an expensive horse’s semen. Holly J. Moore, a 43-year-old from Southern California, has dealt with over 2,000 divorces in the 16-plus years she’s been working as a lawyer. “I have … Read more
Time is money — Americans believe the average day is worth $134, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 U.S. adults revealed that, aside from their job, Americans think that they do $134 of work when factoring in cleaning (64%), cooking (55%) and driving (41%). Though the average respondent spends $35 on any given day, … Read more
With this year’s upcoming election heating up, you may be feeling compelled to become politically active. Whether it’s the public or private sector or nonprofits, there’s no shortage of roles to pursue and make an impact without running for office yourself. These jobs can “give you the opportunity to change the world — in your … Read more
I just started my first job out of college, but the boss is not giving me anything to do except menial tasks. Was it a bait and switch? How can I prove myself without looking pushy? Be pushy! But in a nice way. Don’t be annoying — keep smiling, be positive and do the menial … Read more
Your job performance is a combination of your “hard skills” — your technical knowledge and hands-on work product — and your intangible “soft skills,” which are taking the American workplace by storm. Soft skills are non-technical skills that relate to how you work. These skills include how you interact with colleagues, how you solve problems and how … Read more
After traveling the world, she’s returned home — only to find she can’t afford one. A Millennial who quit her dream job to explore 18 different countries says she doesn’t have a deposit for a house after spending tens of thousands of dollars on her epic travels. Helen Zhao, 34, left her plum gig as … Read more
Want a raise? Whip your asking skills into shape. Kasia Urbaniak, a 45-year-old author and former dominatrix, shared her advice on how women can ask for what they want whether it be a raise or promotion — and get it. “In the workplace, women won’t ask for the resources they need to do the job … Read more
They’re botty builders. As no-nonsense nonconformists, Generation Z has no problem taking workplace matters into their own hands. Be it calling out an older colleague for using the ever-hostile thumbs emoji or asking mommy to tag along for job interviews, twenty-somethings will do whatever it takes to make their jobs work for them — including turning to artificial intelligence … Read more
She thought she was the s–t — until she got the part. Alexa Beckford, a content creator, revealed she was Ice Spice’s stand-in for her Starry soft drink Super Bowl commercial — but claimed that she wasn’t fully informed about her doppelgänger role until the rapper walked on set. “I’m cosplaying Ice Spice for the … Read more
One in eight Americans take no breaks during the day, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults looked at their wellness habits and found that finding time for breaks can be difficult. While one in eight don’t get any breaks, the average respondent takes four per day, which is just shy of how … Read more
As you pound the virtual and actual pavement for a new job, here are six strategies to ace your job search and crush your career this year. Identify your “it factor” According to Christiana Smith Shi, co-author of “Career Forward: Strategies from Women Who’ve Made It” (Scribner), you should think about your professional brand the … Read more
I accepted a job offer and resigned from my current position. My new employer has since rescinded the job offer — and now I am out of both jobs. Can I sue them? Or can I rescind my resignation from my current employer? Yes, you can sue, but you are unlikely to prevail in the … Read more
Virginia Madsen claims that being an outspoken woman harmed her career. “I was pretty outspoken as a young person, as I am now,” she told the New York Post in an exclusive interview. “But, you know, I was made to pay for that.” Madsen said that because she refused to toe the party line — … Read more
A 26-year-old New York woman vented her frustration on social media when her attempts to go door-to-door in the hopes of finding a job were not what she expected. Lohanny Santos, from Brooklyn, showed tears rolling down her face on TikTok after she says her failed job hunt gave her “the most humbled” reality check … Read more
Stress less, earn more. With “quiet quitting” recently entering the American lexicon, it’s no surprise that workers are suffering historic levels of stress and disengagement at their place of employment. Two-thirds of American employees say their jobs are stressful, while a whopping 40% say their role negatively impacts their mental health. Still, millions of miserable … Read more
Anna Papalia, the Philadelphia-based author of the just-published book, “Interviewology” (Harper Business, Jan. 30, 2024), has some key tips for those in search of new jobs — as well as those on the front lines of filling those positions. Speaking to Fox News Digital, the career influencer and former director of talent acquisition said there are four unique … Read more
It’s a taxing experience. Over half (54%) of Gen Zers report that the stress of filing taxes has brought them to tears, according to a new survey commissioned by Cash App Taxes. One in 4 Gen Zers even claim they need help from their therapist to recover from the traumatic experience. “People in these generations … Read more
In the market for a new job? A talent acquisition manager is sharing a surefire tip for getting noticed by hiring specialists. “If you’re applying for 100-plus jobs, you are wasting your time,” Gretchen Wiegerink, who works for a staffing agency, declared in a trending TikTok last week. “Being on the job market is a … Read more
Motivated entrepreneurs, all dedicated to fostering positive change, are uplifting the community of Harlem, and creating a legacy that extends beyond the neighborhood limits.This Black History Month, meet these standouts who are shaping city streets for the better. Founded in 2022, this plant-based restaurant and bar doles out soul food and Caribbean fare, sans animal … Read more
I caught my boss in a compromising position with someone on the staff outside of work. They both know I saw them, but neither has said anything. It makes me very uncomfortable. Should I say something to either of them? Should I go to HR? Should I let it go? Well, this is a fine … Read more