The Playbook: What workers are doing to prepare for a recession
Workers are burned out and worried about a recession, and many are seeking additional child-care support as summer approaches. Those stories and more in this edition of The Playbook.
Workers update resumes, cut spending as recession fears loom
Workers are worried about the state of the economy, and they're taking steps to prepare for a potential recession.
Breaking: US ADP Employment Change rose above consensus in March
Against a backdrop of tariff tensions, a slowing economy, and persistent consumer price pressures, the upcoming ADP report — ...
TCW Concentrated Large Cap Growth Fund Q4 2024 Commentary
TCW Concentrated Large Cap Growth Fund generated a net return of +5.78% during the fourth quarter, underperforming the ...
AUD/USD holds steady below 0.6300 as Trump prepares to unveil reciprocal tariffs
The AUD/USD pair trades on a flat note near 0.6275 during the early Asian session on Wednesday. The markets turn cautious ...
Why Losing Your Job Could Be the Best Opportunity to Plan Your Future
The recent wave of federal layoffs has cast a spotlight on the vulnerability of even seemingly secure employment. For those ...
The Tough Job Market And Economy Are Taking A Toll On Mental Health
The pressure of job insecurity, rising living costs, and evolving workplace expectations are eroding the mental health of ...
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Help-seeking intentions and subsequent 12-month mental health service use in Chinese primary care patients with depressive symptoms
Primary and secondary outcomes Help-seeking preferences; Intention to seek help from a healthcare professional; 12-month mental health service use. Results At baseline, when asked who they would seek ...