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    The 10 biggest corporate layoffs of the past two decades

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    Construction worker pay soars as homebuilders hunt for labor

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    Workplace deaths likely to reach highest level since 2008

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    These Target workers just won the right to form company’s first-ever union

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    Here’s how many workers Walmart is hiring this holiday

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    Garbagemen may lose their jobs to robots

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    Who won the Republican debate on social media?

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    Ben Carson just proposed a radical minimum wage idea

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    Donald Trump: Carly Fiorina was even worse at Lucent than at HP

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    Blame these four cities for America’s tech talent gap

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    This city just proposed the highest minimum wage in America

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  • Scott WalkerLeadership

    Scott Walker could destroy the last stronghold of U.S. unions

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    Does this guy have the hardest job in tech?

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    Commuting is ‘work’ and employees should be paid for it, European court says

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  • Doctors Seek Higher Fees From Health InsurersHealth

    Medical schools are finally teaching students about health care costs

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