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Figuring that if he wanted work, he would have to hire himself, he and his wife Sandy, 33, started BabyRide.com selling baby strollers online. The answer for retiree Elaine Donahue Duncan, 58, of Houston, who had to return to the work force after her 401(k) dwindled, was to switch industries. After working three decades in the telephone business, she took her skills and migrated to the relentlessly booming health-care field, where she's now the purchasing manager for a hospital...
...It’s not easy for people to stay open on Sundays, you have to hire more people and raise their salaries,” Chen said. “Everybody has to work harder, for what? I don’t think they’ll generate much more revenue...
...committee discussed methods to recruit and hire more minority staff members, particularly as mentors to the district’s large number of minority students...
Virtual assistants usually have to pay for their own benefits and expenses. Clients typically hire them on either a project or a retainer basis and sometimes take on more than one at a time. Hourly rates for V.A.s usually start at $30. However, the compensation rate may vary, depending on skills and services...
...love to golf but don't like lugging your clubs around, the remote-controlled RoboKaddy Titanium may be just what you need. Sure, you could hire a flesh-and-blood caddy to tote your clubs, but do you really want someone snickering at you every time you miss an easy putt? With the RoboKaddy, you just point the remote at the unit's antenna to get it rolling along at up to seven miles per hour. RoboKaddy isn't the only remote-controlled caddy that will hold all your clubs, but it is the only one that...