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The employment power pendulum is always swinging. Here's how workers can stay ahead.
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Gone are the days of a plethora of work-from-home jobs and quiet quitting. These days, most American workers may be more worried about being laid off than having to choose between dueling job offers — that is if they even have a job.
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