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CNNMoney: Union strikes Boeing

Workers at Boeing walked off the job on Saturday after nearly two days of around-the-clock talks failed to avert what could one of the nation's most disruptive strikes in more than a decade.

CNNMoney: Union set to strike Boeing

Nearly two days of round-the-clock talks aimed at averting a strike at aircraft maker Boeing broke down Friday evening, setting the stage for what could be one of the nation's most disruptive strikes in more than a decade.

CNNMoney: Behind the minimum wage debate

The unemployment rate is now above 6% for the first time since 2003 and more than 600,000 jobs have been lost so far this year.

Seven exceptions to job search rules

Don't talk with your mouth full. Don't talk to strangers. Look both ways before crossing the street.

CNNMoney: Companies hack away at jobs

The number of summer job cut anouncements reached its highest level since 2002, according to a report released Wednesday.

Fortune: Don't sabotage your job hunt: 6 tips

It's a perfectly natural reaction: You lose your job and, in a panic, you immediately start calling and e-mailing your network and answering Internet job ads. The trouble is that, understandable as that course of action is, it's unlikely to get you where you want to go. Instead, take a deep breath, slow down, and chill. Then, make a plan.

Weird tactics can sometimes get you the job

Rules are meant to be broken. Think outside the box. Be an original.

Fortune: Ask Bing: When Stalin makes you work weekends

I am currently employed at a financial reporting company and my position requires working some Saturdays and even some holidays. We are given a Saturday schedule every quarter and especially during the summer I plan accordingly.

Minimum-wage workers live on the edge

Timothy Davis, a 21-year-old who makes just above the minimum wage, chose to live on his own three months ago. He was soon second-guessing the decision.

FSB: Minimum-wage laws, state by state

Minimum-wage laws around the U.S. are a patchwork of federal and state legislation. On Thursday, the federal minimum wage rose to $6.55 per hour, but the change only affects workers in 26 states (plus Washington, D.C.). The remaining 24 states already have state minimum wages set above $6.55 per hour.

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