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State Lowers Degree Requirements for Child Welfare Case Workers
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How Passion For Your Job Can Backfire
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The AI Supply Chain Runs on Ignorance
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The Cybersecurity Crisis Requires Getting Serious About Diversity
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Why Uber and Lyft Drivers Are Striking
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Why a County Eliminated Degree Requirements for 82 Types of Jobs
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State and Local Government Pay and Benefit Growth Has Outpaced Private Sector, Report Finds
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Union Doesn't Need to Refund Fees to Local Government Workers, Federal Judge Rules
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