unemployment
Does the ‘Save Six Months of Salary for Emergencies’ Rule Still Apply?
It’s a good starting point — but nowadays, it’s way more nuanced than that
Unemployed, Single and Addicted: The Plight of the Modern American Working Man
As we’ve written about extensively here at MEL, America’s working-class men are in the midst of a genuine public health crisis. Between the loss of…
How to Get Over the Shame of Losing a Job
It’s demoralizing. It’s depressing. It’s degrading. But there is a way to get beyond it
The Trucking Industry Is Doing Whatever It Takes to Get Millennials Behind the Wheel
Thirty-two-year-old Allie Knight is the rarest of specimens: a female, millennial long-haul truck driver. “I always wanted to drive the biggest and best anything,” she…
