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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...
...industry jobs, many in information technology, will move offshore in the next 15 years, taking $136 billion in wages and slowing down wage growth. Better technology and more efficient management have eliminated white-collar jobs too. What that means, then, is that legions of unemployed workers will have to switch industries entirely to find employment, says Erica Groshen, an economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, who coauthored a paper on the subject...
Bakken, who made the switch from the D-line during the spring season of his freshman year, can relate...
It’s not that creator Robert Smigel misleads his audience: There’s no bait-and-switch in this supersized Alpo can. Anyone who has seen the canine puppet rant and rave on NBC along with Conan O’Brien ’85 knows exactly what the album entails. True to form, it’s a lewd, juvenile hour of gruff-voiced comedic diatribes, almost exclusively on the subject of sexual relations between man’s best friends. Sometimes Triumph sings, sometimes he makes prank calls and sometimes he just shouts...
...tough,” Mazza admits after spending several weeks learning one wide receiver position and then having to rapidly switch to another. He arrived in Cambridge three weeks early and lived with Cremarosa as well as junior quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick while he adjusted to the ins and outs of the new program...