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6 people who made up to $500,000 a year secretly working multiple remote jobs share why they don't feel guilty — and why there's nothing wrong with 'overemployment'
Six people who transformed their finances by secretly working multiple remote jobs share why they don't...
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The city whose 'doom loop' just might be worse than San Francisco's
A vacant St. Louis building that sold for $3.6 million after trading for $205 million at...
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I was over-employed and worked other jobs on top of my full-time one. To achieve the American dream, you have to beat the system.
Overemployed millennial project manager Kendall McGill often "double dips," picking up extra work on contract alongside...
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Remote work has been a mixed bag for women when it comes to pay. But it's helped some men be 'overemployed' and make six figures.
Remote work has helped women's progress toward equal pay, but it's had a mixed impact on...
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A millennial who made $170,000 secretly working two remote jobs says it helped him pay off about $50,000 in student loans
An Arizona-based millennial said secretly working a second remote job doubled his income and helped him...
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Don't secretly work multiple jobs if you want to advance in your career, overemployed workers say
Four current and former overemployed workers share whether secretly working multiple jobs made it harder to...
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A California millennial started secretly working two remote jobs so he could afford the Mounjaro weight-loss drug. He's on track to make $166,000 this year and says he's lost 45 pounds.
A California-based millennial started secretly working two remote jobs to pay for Mounjaro weight-loss drugs. He's...
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The largest employer of a Montana mountain town is shutting down, blaming housing shortages and rising cost of living
Seeley Lake, Montana, is among the western towns struggling to deal with rising costs and housing...
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Half of Americans would take a pay cut to work remotely — and many are willing to give up vacation days, survey finds
Many workers would give up higher pay or even vacation days to stay remote. But some...
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I turned down a dream job because it required me to be in the office. Losing my work-from-home flexibility wasn't worth it.
I rejected my dream job offer, a full-time, in-office position with better pay and benefits. Losing...
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Tulsa offered remote workers $10,000 to move there. The results show how the program shook up the local economy — and what the future of smaller cities could look like.
Tulsa Remote has been offering workers $10,000 to move. It turns out that they're boosting the...
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Meet the typical overemployed worker: A male millennial making six figures annually across multiple tech jobs — who's fighting burnout for the extra income
The typical overemployed worker is a millennial male tech employee who's making up to six figures...
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A couple who converted a $7,000 school bus into their dream home breaks down the cost of living a nomadic life
Josh and Emily Scherrer live in and work remotely from their 'Skoolie,' a converted school bus....
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As layoffs mount, working from home is getting riskier than ever
Employers are clawing back power, and some companies are using that power to compel workers back...
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The mayor of Minneapolis joked that remote work turns you into a 'loser' with a 'nasty cat blanket'
Minneapolis is one of many cities in the US struggling to attract people back to its...
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'Apprentice' host blasts WFH, saying it's bad for morale and learning — while giving a remote interview
British business mogul and "The Apprentice" host Lord Alan Sugar recently criticized remote working in an...
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Everyone used to hate cubicles. Now we long to have them back.
Cubicles were the hallmark of a dull, soul-sucking job. Now they seem like paradise lost.
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Top workers are more likely to want to quit when companies have strict return-to-office mandates
Employers that don't give workers leeway about when they head to the office could risk driving...
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Return-to-office mandates aren't making companies more valuable and productive, study finds
Bosses say they want workers in because it'll make the company more valuable. A new study...
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The non-profit behind Wikipedia and a crypto exchange are among the top companies for work-from-anywhere jobs, with some paying over $100,000
FlexJobs analyzed job openings from 60,000 companies in 2023 that offered remote work with zero location...
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A lack of employee engagement at work could cost the economy nearly $2 trillion
A new analysis from Gallup found workers are dealing with unclear expectations, weak connections to their...
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Many remote employees have 'no attachment' to their work, and no passion or creativity, the CEO of cosmetics giant L'Oreal says
Nicolas Hieronimus said remote work is 'bad' for employees' mental health because they might live in...
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Managers want to keep working from home more than employees do, survey finds
A Checkr survey of 3,000 US employees and business leaders found that almost two-thirds of managers...
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Remote workers are less likely to get promotions and raises, but are happier: survey
Just 42% of remote workers surveyed got a promotion in 2023, compared to 55% of those...