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Office Romances Aren’t New—Why Are They Still So Complicated?

The affair between Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw and an executive highlights the tricky terrain of workplace dating

By Chip Cutter and Lauren Weber, The Wall Street Journal
Office Romances Aren’t New—Why Are They Still So Complicated?
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Bosses Are Finding Ways to Pay Workers Less

After a tumble in pay for white-collar job openings, wages for new hires in many blue-collar sectors are now falling

By Ray A. Smith , Chip Cutter and Lynn Cook, The Wall Street Journal
Bosses Are Finding Ways to Pay Workers Less
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Why the Reliable Office Workhorse Rarely Gets Ahead

Working too hard can hurt your career trajectory, but there are other paths to office stardom

By Rachel Feintzeig, The Wall Street Journal
Why the Reliable Office Workhorse Rarely Gets Ahead
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Break Your Runner-Up Streak at Work

You were so close. How to move on—and get the next opportunity

By Rachel Feintzeig, The Wall Street Journal
Break Your Runner-Up Streak at Work

Work Week – Greek 6-Day Week Starts in July – Some EU Countries Go for 4 Days

German publication FAZ highlights the low wage rates in the country, despite Greeks working more hours compared to other EU member-states

Work Week – Greek 6-Day Week Starts in July – Some EU Countries Go for 4 Days

Greek Employees to Work More with 6-Day Working Week

German publication Handelsblatt says EU countries are moving in the opposite direction considering a 4-day working week

Greek Employees to Work More with 6-Day Working Week

Unemployment in Greece in Jan. at 10.4%

Hellenic Statistics Authority: Women more affected than men by unemployment, with rates of 13.2% and 8.0%, respectively

Unemployment in Greece in Jan. at 10.4%
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How to Work—and Love It—Into Your 80s and Beyond

Gladys McGarey, 103, maintains a full schedule, echoing the anti-burnout habits of Munger, O’Connor and others

By Clare Ansberry, The Wall Street Journal
How to Work—and Love It—Into Your 80s and Beyond

Greece Facing Labor Shortage; Both Skilled, Unskilled Employees Sought

Despite the picture presented by the official unemployment rates, Greece is by all accounts facing an acute labor shortage in sectors ranging from primary agriculture production to computer programming. According to a recent survey by the Manpower Group, 82% percent of employers asked in the first quarter of 2023 reported difficulties finding human resource talent, […]

Greece Facing Labor Shortage; Both Skilled, Unskilled Employees Sought

Greeks Work More for Less Pay, Comparative Data Show

OECD data ranks Greece 34th out of 35 countries in the comparison of average wages

Greeks Work More for Less Pay, Comparative Data Show

Labor: Wage-earners in Greece Barely Make Ends Meet, Survey Claims

Eight out of 10 Support Collective Bargaining Agreements

Labor: Wage-earners in Greece Barely Make Ends Meet, Survey Claims

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