Jobs

You might be surprised how many high-paying jobs Missouri is trying to fill right now and some can be done from home.

I still didn't get the Perfect Fair Gig, which, to me, was the person who got to drive the Courtesy Cart.

Shorter work weeks can have positive effects on workers and companies. It's a win-win!

I have fully accepted that I was not born to understand everything, but I'm mystified about why there is a provable trend of people fleeing Florida for rural Missouri. There's real science and data to prove this is happening.

I understand why so many people think they need to move to Florida, but I'm shocked that so many in Missouri actually did it. The numbers show more than 10,000 in just one year chose to depart Missouri and head to the Sunshine State which begs the question why.

Folks these days might be in need of some extra cash, but are you willing to go this far?

Do you consider your job dangerous? There's one occupation that was just rated as the most dangerous in America due to the abnormally high number of fatalities and it also happens to be one of the more popular vocations in Missouri

I do not have a dangerous job unless I accidentally drop my headphones on my foot. Don't laugh. It happens and it hurts. However, there are some very dangerous Missouri jobs and some on the top 10 list are a little surprising to me.

When working in customer service, being nice pays literally and figuratively.

In towns and cities big and small across Missouri, if there's manufacturing, there's at least one employer who's running a second and or a third shift. In many cases, multiple employers I'd expect. So what three major Missouri cities are in the top 50 cities for folks who are working at night...