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U.S. Workforce Clashes with Persistent Ageism

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Recent findings from a survey published by iHire have shed light on a pressing issue in the U.S. job market: Ageism. The survey, which polled 1,495 U.S. of these respondents also reported to have experienced ageism in their workplace. What’s more, 23.1% felt they were offered salaries below their worth.

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The Intimidation Factor: How Fear Influences Women’s Wage Negotiations

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A survey conducted by ResumeBuilder of full-time workers found that 49% of men negotiated their compensation in the last two years compared to 32% of women. Women can fight for themselves in the salary negotiation process by doing their research and being confident in their experience and abilities.

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Most UK workers now expect to retire at 62 years old

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A new poll of people aged between 35 and 55 suggests that most workers expect to retire at around 62 years old, four years earlier than the UK state pension age of 66. The report called Providing for tomorrow today: understanding an ageing workforce was commissioned by law firm Osborne Clarke.

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Freelancers Performing Free Tasks: Is It Helping Or Hindering Their Career?

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In reality, suggesting workers must work for free to find stable income is a diatribe that should be retired. . According to a report from Zapier, 40% of today’s U.S. In fact, a survey from freelancerclub.net founder and CEO Matt Dowling shows that 52% of freelancers perform free work to stand apart to their clients.

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2 in 5 Employees Say A Raise Is The Answer To Preventing Burnout

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With high levels of worker burnout caused by discontent in the workplace, employers might be curious to see whether or not salary has an effect on burnout rates. . According to a Morning Consult survey of 1,300 people who quit their jobs in the last year, 63% stated that money was their main concern. .

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Why You Should Start Your Own Business Today

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Since joining the company eight years earlier, he had worked his way up to a solid position in middle management with a decent salary and great benefits. In a report by MBO partners , it was found that over 50 million people became independent workers—contract employees, freelancers, etc.—in Now, he was out of a job. A second career.

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Two thirds of young professionals now have a ‘side hustle’ to make ends meet

Workplace Insight

According to the survey, it is 18–24-year-olds (Gen Z) who reported feeling twice as anxious as their more experienced colleagues in the past 18 months around job security, pay, relationships at work, and their mental well-being. With the largest proportion (25 percent) being on salaries of £21 – £28K.

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