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"The boomers fight affordable housing at every turn then b**** that people don't own houses," one user wrote.

"Your wife's friend earned the bonus by recruiting. That doesn't put her in debt to your wife," one user said.

"I'm at the point where I need to make a change in jobs for a higher salary, but I'm stuck in this contract that will fine me $2,000-4,000 if I quit."

The TikTok user told Newsweek the incident is "a good reminder to double-check my work."

The Newsweek-commissioned study also found that 58 percent of employed Americans would prefer full-time work in an office.

The nonfarm payrolls data may give the Federal Reserve second thoughts about slowing the pace of interest rate increases.

Our current record low unemployment rates form the basis of a healthy, productive economy and society, and should not become the faulty basis for the Fed to take a wrecking ball to the economy.

Reddit users hailed a salersperson who refused their employer's last-ditch attempt to stop them leaving. "You're only worth what another company will take you away for," said one.

This is a new recession, and the old rules no longer apply.

"Your daughter is an adult, she gets to make adult decisions. One of them is not working for her stepfather," one user said.

"It was a hassly, unnecessary message. Screenshot and send to HR" one Mumsnet commenter said.

On Labor Day, we are grateful for the hard-won progress of the last year and a half. And we are committed to building on it in the years to come.

"Bathroom breaks limited to 10 minutes?? Who exactly is holding the stopwatch while you poo??" one user said.

"Being a team player is well and good but that's not what's being asked of you," one person wrote. "They want you to sacrifice your time for theirs."

"Ask if you get 5 hours pay from your boss as a gift when it's your birthday," one user said.

The restaurant's head chef, originally from Thailand, hadn't been able to see his family in 15 years.

The company implemented the rule to try and stop staff from being late, but Reddit users gave the poster some suggestions on what to sing to annoy the boss.

"Massive red flag," one user said.

"I'm almost certain this is a tactic to determine how desperate a potential candidate is," one Reddit user responded.

"I'd immediately create another video with you posing with her cleaning stuff and tag her or whatever you do on tik tok," one user said.

"Tell him to bring you to 100k as he thinks that's already what he was paying you AND apparently 10k isn't worth keeping track of for him," said one commenter.

"Housing is starting to roll over. Inventories have exploded. There are layoffs in multiple industries," said crypto investor Michael Novogratz.

This shift offers something promising.

The Labor Department reported that 199,000 jobs were added in December, while 651,000 more people said that they were employed in December compared to November.

October jobs numbers will join other key financial reports this week as the state of the late-year 2021 economy becomes further defined.

The future of work is being defined in the here and now. It will be shaped by the soon-to-be graduates gearing up for their first round of interviews in the coming weeks.

The transition rate from temporary to permanent layoffs nearly doubled from June to July.

Car prices could potentially spike by $2,200 following the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

As companies start tentatively hiring again, new employees have to navigate office politics from their laptops.

Who knew grocery-shopping could be this fun AND PROFITABLE?!