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Aug 2023
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Switching Jobs for Better Pay Is Getting...

The Wall Street Journal
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After years of luring new workers with hefty pay increases and bonuses, many companies are reversing that trend. WSJ’s Te-Ping Chen joins host J.R. Whalen to discuss why employers are reducing salaries for new recruits and what it means for job seekers. 
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