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Jobs That Offer Workers Potential to Triple Their Salaries


Some jobs offering low starting salaries can lead to the tripling of income in 20 years, according to a new Launchpad Jobs report from the American Student Assistance and Burning Glass Institute. Read More

The era of job hopping for a better salary may be over — crushing the dreams of disloyal Gen Z workers - New York Post


According to new data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, workers who remained in their current jobs earned a 4.6% salary bump in January and February ... Read More

Are immigrants taking jobs from ‘native' U.S. workers? Here's what economists say - NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth


And, at a high level, they aren't taking jobs from or reducing the wages of U.S.-born (or so-called native) workers, according to economists who study the impact of immigration on the labor market. Read More

Are immigrants taking jobs from ‘native' U.S. workers? Here's what economists say - NBC4 Washington


And, at a high level, they aren't taking jobs from or reducing the wages of U.S.-born (or so-called native) workers, according to economists who study the impact of immigration on the labor market. Read More

American workers haven’t been this worried about losing their jobs in a decade - MarketWatch


Layoffs remain low, but workers' expectations that they could become unemployed are the highest since 2014, a New York Fed report shows. American workers haven’t been this worried about losing ... Read More

Trump, Musk pushing H-1B visa. Does it take American jobs? - USA TODAY


The median salary for an H-1B worker was $118,000, which is roughly twice the median income for an American worker. Critics say companies use the H-1B visa to exploit foreign labor ... Read More

Not all young workers prioritize a high salary in their job search—here's what matters more - NBC New York


Salary is an important factor for many college students graduating into today's uncertain economy.But many are also prioritizing something without a price tag: a job that keeps them close to home ... Read More

NC adds jobs but workers say landing one is tough - MSN


NC adds jobs but workers say landing one is tough. ... it’s a sufficient level of salary, go ahead and take it.” Pikett said the jobs are out there—what’s changed is the fight to get them. Read More

Where did all the manufacturing workers go? - Marketplace


Ryssdal: So on that topic, manufacturing workers, which is why we’re here, the BLS, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says, give or take, the American economy has lost 7.5 million manufacturing ... Read More

America has plenty of open manufacturing jobs — companies say they can't fill them - NPR


Now, the first thing I want to say is that manufacturing workers do a lot of different things, and it's not just working on assembly lines. Only around 2 in 5 manufacturing jobs are directly ... Read More

Are immigrants taking jobs from ‘native' U.S. workers? Here's what economists say - NBC Connecticut


And, at a high level, they aren't taking jobs from or reducing the wages of U.S.-born (or so-called native) workers, according to economists who study the impact of immigration on the labor market. Read More

Are immigrants taking jobs from 'native' U.S. workers? Here's what economists say - MSN


And, at a high level, they aren't taking jobs from or reducing the wages of U.S.-born (or so-called native) workers, according to economists who study the impact of immigration on the labor market. Read More


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