Small Business Labs
JUNE 18, 2010
Blog powered by TypePad Member since 01/2005 « The Atlantic Monthly on The End of Men | Main | The Female Economy » June 18, 2010 Tim Berrys Baby Boomer Un-Retirement - Part 2 Several years ago (have I really been blogging that long?) I posted on Tim Berry's un-retirement. His answer was he was retired.
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OCTOBER 10, 2022
Nia Batts grew up in Detroit. She’s the daughter of an immigrant father and a mother who grew up in a Bronx housing project. But you can see her get fired up, in her calm and collected way, when she rattles off statistics about women, power and access in venture capital. Sophia Bush and Nia Batts know that all too well.
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On The Job
SEPTEMBER 9, 2011
Many in the baby boomer generation had planned on retiring by now. percent — since the official start of the recession in December 2007. You've got people who are worried that if they live 30 years past retirement, will they be able to support themselves? million — or 9.3 Will they run out of money?"
BMT Office Administration
MARCH 4, 2022
Once I got the hang of loading the tax-prep software onto my almost-brand-new Windows 10 laptop and ran through sometimes deliberately vague set-up questions, I discovered several blatant errors. Probably, but I’m not owning up to it yet. scholarships); Deductions; Credits; International; and Additional Topics.
Small Business Labs
NOVEMBER 13, 2012
In 2007, a year when the economy was strong and unemployment low, a bit over 22 million Americans worked part-time. Given the impact of the Great Recession, this not a surprising shift from 2007. Many of these folks choose to work less than full-time, while others may only be able to round-up part-time work.
The Small Business Blog
OCTOBER 2, 2007
and Small Business by Stefan Töpfer on Oct 02, 2007 In the past twenty years the term “ work-life balance &# has come to symbolize the problem many face with increasing work pressures and the neglect of family, friends and their hobbies. Shama Hyder Said on October 3rd, 2007 at 6:02 pm This is absolutely great Stefan.
On The Job
DECEMBER 11, 2007
The fastest-growing major occupational group—professional and related occupations—is made up mostly of occupations that generally require postsecondary education or training. A press release states that some return to work for financial reasons, while others are seeking personal and professional stimulation they found lacking in retirement.
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