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10 high-impact tips to protect yourself from fraud

Protect yourself from fraud

For most of human history, we've had to safeguard what's ours from those who would take it by force or fraud. Although your odds of being robbed are lower now (headlines notwithstanding) than they have been for most of the preceding centuries, fraud is more common than ever. Fraud is also a common concern for jobseekers who are submitting resumes online.

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A closer look at how heavy electric trucks are gaining a foothold in the US transportation industry and how we got here

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As cities worldwide implement zero-emission zones for freight, transportation businesses and local authorities have increasingly looked for ways to electrify heavy-duty vehicles. Global sales of heavy-duty electric trucks between 2022-2023 climbed by more than one-third, according to the International Energy Agency. The United States occupied just 0.1% of the 54,000 total reported global sales in 2022. Truck Parking Club looked at the growing adoption of heavy electric trucks in the U.S.

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What careers do a master’s degree in psychology qualify you for?

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Have a master's in psychology but don't want to become a clinical psychologist? There are plenty of other career paths open to you. According to Psychology.org, a master's in psychology prepares you for various careers, from working in schools and organizations to providing counseling services. If your goal is to practice as a psychologist, you'll need a doctoral degree. However, a master's degree offers versatile and rewarding opportunities not available to bachelor's degree holders.

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How 10 AI-impacted jobs are projected to grow

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The rise of artificial intelligence has inspired widespread fears that intelligent machines might displace human work. A 2021 report from the National Bureau of Economic Research found automation was responsible for 50-70% of the decline in U.S. wages since 1980. A 2022 Bureau of Labor Statistics report identified 10 occupations facing a high risk of automation—yet BLS data additionally shows approximately 447,000 new jobs will be created by 2032 in those same 10 occupations.

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