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Business leaders are as confused as the rest of us—perhaps more so—when it comes to navigating the multiple demands and expectations of the new workplace. Consider their conflicting approaches to remote work. Tech firms including Twitter, Dropbox, Shopify and Reddit are all allowing employees the option to work at home permanently, while oil company Phillips 66 brought back most staff to its Houston headquarters almost a year ago. Target and Walmart have both allowed corporate staff to work remotely, while low-paid workers faced potential COVID-19 exposure on store floors.



But perhaps most importantly, how will these new laws and policies affect college players? I see three potential pitfalls for student-athletes who might decide to use their visibility as athletes to make money.
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The duo are piloting a program called “Earn as You Learn,” which will allow students the chance to earn money while completing clinical time.
Axie is not available from the major U.S. cryptocurrency exchanges. This may change in time, but it means it is difficult for U.S. residents to buy the token.
The state's unemployment rate stood at 4.3 percent in April, the latest report available, according to the OESC, down from 13 percent in April 2020.
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YouTube star Trisha Paytas says they are quitting the popular "Frenemies" podcast after ownership disputes.
CNBC Make It will be publishing more stories in the Middle-Aged Millennials series around student loans, employment, wealth, diversity and health. If you’re an older millennial (ages 33 to 40), share your story with us for a chance to be featured in a future installment.
Shannon landed a job at a Michael’s store in Lexington, Kentucky, and expects more of her peers will punch in, too.
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