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Protests spotlight a stressed middle class
By Tim Mullaney, Special for USA TODAY
Some economists say statistics bear out Occupy Wall Street protestors' views: The middle class is feeling a great deal of pressure.
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Part-timers must prove full-time worth
By Anita Bruzzese, Gannett
Think like a business owner. Think about what you bring to the table and how it could help the company.
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Budget cuts claim hundreds of thousands of county, city jobs
By Paul Davidson, USA TODAY
Local governments have cut 535,000 positions since September 2008, the most since the recession's end in mid-2009.
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Follow Steve Jobs' lead for a career that moves you
By Andrea Kay, Gannett
Looking back, the Apple co-founder had many words of wisdom about creating a meaningful career no matter what your line of work.
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There are ways to take stock of your job security
By Heesun Wee, CNBC.com
Be alert, and get to know the big picture at your company.
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Recipe for self-confidence includes positive attitude
By Michael Crom, Gannett
If you spend time regretting the opportunity that you missed, you might not see the new opportunity presenting itself.
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Unemployment claims and trade deficit both fall a bit
By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER, Associated Press
But trade deficit with China sets a record.