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Why White-Collar Workers Are Losing Out In The Job Market

By: Jack Kelly

White-collar, college-educated professionals are having a harder time finding a new job and are facing greater job insecurity than blue-collar workers.

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The Making Of A Millionaire, And Why $100K Is No Longer The Benchmark Salary For Wealth In America

By: Jack Kelly

Despite the recent economic challenges, the U.S. economy has been growing steadily for years, creating new jobs and opportunities for people to earn more.

Explained: Shared tax revenue and why it’s important to Wisconsin

By: Jack Kelly

Lawmakers are working on a deal to increase the amount of state money, known as shared revenue, sent to local governments. What does that mean?

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Artificial Intelligence May Be Coming For Your Job

By: Jack Kelly

You will need to adapt to the rapid changes brought on by AI by continually educating and upskilling yourself or asking your employer to enroll you in courses.

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Leverage The Long Memorial Day Weekend To Rejuvenate Both Yourself And Your Career

By: Jack Kelly

Memorial Day Weekend is a perfect time to chill, relax and recharge. Cutting ties from the office, you will have fewer distractions and can concentrate on what’s best for you.

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How To Become Zen And Happier At Work

By: Jack Kelly

To help you cope and manage the abrupt changes to your lifestyle, here is some Zen advice on getting acclimated to being back in an office setting.

Tammy Baldwin says potential GOP opponents are ‘out of touch’ with Wisconsinites

By: Jack Kelly

Speaking on “Wedge Issues,” Baldwin said her potential challengers’ prior support for a six week abortion ban puts them at odds with Wisconsinites

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Long And Costly Commutes Are A Big Reason Why Workers Don’t Want To Return To The Office

By: Jack Kelly

If you are told to return to the office, it's back to the dreaded commute. Getting into the city from the suburbs requires long travel times because of traffic congestion and delays with public transportation. You’ll need to allocate more money from the family budget to commute back and forth from the office daily.

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Fake Job Scams Are Becoming More Common—Here’s How To Protect Yourself

By: Jack Kelly

Employment scams cost workers about $2 billion in direct losses each year, according to the Better Business Bureau.

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By: Jack Kelly

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