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Father who went for kidney stones discovers he is a woman

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Op-Ed: From Madoff to Murdoch to Greece: Whatever Happened to Ethics?

People from all walks of life and at all levels of the corporate ladder skirt their responsibilities and neglect their duties.

In the Media by Sam Vaknin - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Boomers want to keep going in their careers, employers don’t notice

Baby boomers are not only not retiring, they’re leaving jobs “because of the lack of opportunity for career advancement”. That may sound weird, but the alternative is death by lack of choices. Employers either don’t know, or don’t care.

In the Media by Paul Wallis - 5 comments

Op-Ed: Celebrities Turned Politicians

Last week John McCain launched his campaign ad portraying Barack Obama as having little difference to Brittany Spears and Paris Hilton. The McCain campaign says the ads intention was to show that Obama is the world’s biggest celebrity and little else.

In the Media by Sadiq Green

Study Shows Cost to Parents For Kids' Dream Jobs

So you want Junior to be a star. Better take out your wallet and leave it open, your kid's star quest is going to cost you a bundle. Researchers have calculated that getting your child a step up in show biz can cost about 70,000 pounds.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Brain Drain in the UK Causes Biggest Exodus for Almost 50 Years

Britain is experiencing what is being called a "brain drain," the worst seen in any country, as professionals such as doctors, teachers and engineers leave in the "biggest exodus for almost 50 years."

In the Media by Susan Duclos - 4 comments

Helping Widows Have Careers In Afghanistan

When their husbands are killed by Taliban soldiers many Afghan women have few options on how to support their families. A program sponsored by the Canadian International Development Agency is hoping to bring light for these women.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Things We learned this Week

Here are somethings we learned from the past week.

In the Media by Critical_Conformity

Google Maps Mash-Ups Enter Era of Job Hunting

Digital Journal — The Google Maps mash-up craze is now providing job-hunters in Canada and the U.S. with several sites that map posted carer opportunities in a given area. Handing out resumes in-person will soon become so 2005.

In the Media by David Silverberg - 8 comments

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Watch: Paul Adelstein's Second Career

Paul talks about "Private Practice" and his music career.

Sian on her Breakfast career

Sian Williams reflects on her career with BBC Breakfast

VIDEO: New careers service launched

The National Careers Service has been launched and it is designed to give people better advice on getting a new job, or changing careers altogether.

Obituary: Vidal Sassoon

The incredible career of celebrity hairdresser Vidal Sassoon

Will Oscar Boost Octavia Spencer's Career?

For most Oscar winners, an Academy Award is a boon to their careers, both in terms of roles and earning power. For black women, the road after Oscar is less certain.