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Allaying Workers' Fears in Tough Times
Employee-assistance providers are fielding more requests from managers struggling to maintain productivity and morale during the financial crisis.
- Discuss: How are you managing morale?

No Excuse for Wasting Time
Tackling small jobs may help procrastinators gear up for big ones.
When Your Friend Becomes Your Boss
A few ways to ensure a good friendship-work dynamic.
A Planner Plumbs for a Niche
How the needs of Gigi Lee Chang's young son sparked an idea for a line of frozen organic baby food.
Careers Q&A: Avoiding a Merger Move
A reader asks if its possible to avoid being relocated to a new headquarters location after a merger, particularly since the company is keeping a local office.
B-Schools Move to Assist Alums
M.B.A. career offices are lending a hand to alumni who've lost their jobs in the financial meltdown.
- Video: Finding Work in a Tough Market
Young Investors Hold Back
The rocky stock market is scaring off young workers. Tips on how to start building a nest egg.
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Triple Dose of Bad News on Economy
Demand for durable goods and new homes plunged in August, while weekly jobless claims surged, the government said in a triple dose of bad economic data.
- MarketWatch: Ireland Officially in Recession
- Enviro Blog: Northeast U.S. Tests Cap-and-Trade
Weighing a New Industry for Jobs
If the economy has affected your employment prospects, consider applying your skills in a new industry.
Your Benefits After Bankruptcy
It can be difficult getting answers to questions about the fate of benefits -- such as pensions, 401(k)s and health insurance -- right after a company goes bust.
Job Search for Wall Street Pros
Recruiters say newly displaced finance professionals should consider other fields, or opportunities at smaller banks.
Baby Boomers Delay Retirement
Dealing With An Unexpected Job Search
Anticipating Corporate Crises
At The Helm of Burning Man
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At Lehman, 25,000 Worry About Future