Science, technology and engineering jobs took several of the top spots on Glassdoor's list of best jobs, Bhabani Misra, associate dean at the University of St. Thomas School of Engineering, explains (3:30). WCCO Mid-Morning - February 18, 2020
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Many Of The Best Jobs In 2020 Are In Science, TechnologyScience, technology and engineering jobs took several of the top spots on Glassdoor's list of best jobs, Bhabani Misra, associate dean at the University of St. Thomas School of Engineering, explains (3:30). WCCO Mid-Morning - February 18, 2020
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And The #1 Biggest Workplace Pet Peeve Is ...The top three finalists for workplace annoyances are poor communication skills, bad attitudes, and lazy workers (3:47). WCCO Mid-Morning - February 6, 2020
Delta Splitting $1.6 Billion In Bonuses To WorkersThat ends up breaking down to about two months of pay per worker (3:45). WCCO This Morning - January 21, 2020
These Are The Best Jobs To Have In 2020U.S. News and World Report just released its list of the best jobs for 2020, and software developer tops the list for the third straight year (2:46). WCCO This Morning - January 8, 2020
Can A Plant On Your Desk Make Work More Tolerable?Research out of Japan that says putting a plant on your desk can reduce stress at work (2:15). WCCO This Morning - January 4, 2020
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Helping Vets Find Employment A Key Priority For MACVPete Spike, GM of Delaware North Sportservice at Target Field, explains (2:44). WCCO Mid-Morning - December 12, 2019
Should The Office Holiday Party Be Making A Comeback?A new survey found that 76% of companies are planning holiday parties this year, up 10%. The survey also found that more than half of these gatherings will have alcohol (2:43). WCCO Mid-Morning - December 3, 2019
1 in 3 Workers Actually Enjoy Getting Sick For The BreakThey say they don't mind getting sick once in a while so they can get a break from their hectic lives (2:28). WCCO Mid-Morning - November 22, 2019
‘Home For Heroes’: Local Company Talks Veterans DayChristopher Bowles with "Homes for Heroes" is here to share how the local company is helping to make sure Veterans are thanked every day. (3:04)
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Unemployment Is Low, But Many Still Hate Their JobsA new Gallup survey showed 60% of workers say the quality of their jobs is mediocre or even downright poor (2:45). WCCO Mid-Morning - October 25, 2019
Explanations For The Rise Of The Side-HustleDespite low unemployment, people are still have a hard time making ends meet, so they're taking on another job along with their main one, Jason DeRusha reports (3:10). WCCO Mid-Morning - October 9, 2019
Minnesota Has Some Of The Hardest-Working Parents In The U.S.A recent study by an insurance company called Fabric says parents in the U.S. work an average of 40.6 hours a week. But in the Twin Cities, parents work an average of 44.9 hours a week (3:12). WCCO Mid-Morning - October 8, 2019
What Would You Like Your Boss To Know?Monday Is National Boss-Employee Exchange Day (2:03). WCCO Mid-Morning - September 9, 2019
Are You Giving Yourself A Break From Work This Labor Day?A survey finds people only send 40% less e-mail on Monday holidays compared to regular Mondays (2:33). WCCO Mid-Morning - September 2, 2019
Most Would Rather Dress Casual At Work, Survey FindsA new survey shows a third of employees would prefer a casual dress code even over an extra $5,000 in salary (2:27). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 29, 2019
Maybe Don't Pull Out The Phone On Lunch Breaks, Study FindsA new study found that a group of people who were on their phones during their breaks had the highest instance of mental fatigue afterward (2:47). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 21, 2019
Having A Horrible Boss Might Make An Employee A Better PersonResearch has shown that abusive leader behaviors can trickle down to lower organizational levels, but some are able to change course (3:03). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 19, 2019
How Often Do You Cry At Work?A survey finds that eight of 10 workers have cried at work, and about 16 percent say they do it weekly (3:16). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 16, 2019
CEO Pay Surged 940% In Last 40 Years; Average Worker Raise Was 12%It is often hard to calculate average CEO pay, because much of it is made up of stock options (4:00). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 15, 2019
How To End Your Summer Internship On A High NoteMichael Walker, educational consultant and PhD student at the University of Minnesota, explains (4:20). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 14, 2019
