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Court: Coworkers can testify in age discrimination cases

The Supreme Court has left the door open for workers in age discrimination cases to present supporting evidence from other employees at a company. In a unanimous decision Tuesday, the justices ruled

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Experts: Employees snoop on customer data

A landlord snooped on tenants to find out information about their finances. A woman repeatedly accessed her ex-boyfriend's account after a difficult breakup. Another obtained her child's father's ad

Look on bright side of bad job

Try out 'dream job' before you jump

Jessica Caulfield decided to open a women's clothing boutique in Hoboken, New Jersey, she had no idea what she was doing.

Some really odd jobs

When God goes to the office

Rob Skinner did not expect to find a chaplain in the office when he started his sales job at Piedmont Air Conditioning in Raleigh, North Carolina. "I was a little worried because I didn't want

Tips to Spring clean your career

Ways to win at office politics

How to squash workplace wars

Live in luxury by pampering the rich

You've probably heard the old lament that good help is hard to find. Carol Scudere has a place where the help can be found -- by the rich.

Your one-day financial makeover

How long should I keep my old tax documents?

If you're itching for some early spring cleaning, emptying out filing drawers with old W-2's, receipts and bills might not be the best place to start. Len Zander, an accountant with Los Angeles-bas

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Give your heart an empathy workout

Valentine's Day: Holiday from hell

For some, Valentine's Day can be heavenly. For others, it's just plain hell.

Write an obituary for dead love affair

If the love affair is dead, why not give it a proper send-off? A new Web site offers the lovelorn a way to bury memories of an old love affair -- by writing an obituary. Relationshipobit.com is the