Construction Workers Left a Message in The Sky For Little Girl in Hospital
Construction workers erecting a building also built a bridge of sorts to a little girl in the hospital room window.
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Elderly Man's Home is Repainted by Strangers After Kids Make Fun Of It
After overhearing passersby say an old man's house should be burned down, a determined railroad worker set out to turn that scorn into something positive.
The Harvard Graduate Finding Tech Jobs for World's Poorest People
As a Harvard graduate, she has started a non-profit organization to find low-level tech jobs for the world's poorest citizens.
Turkish Tech Firm Does Something Epic With $27 Million From Its Sale
Sometimes, hard work really does pay off. For a group 100 loyal employees at a recently sold Turkish Tech company, it resulted in the surprise of their lives.
15 Big Companies Launch Plan to Hire 100K Youth from Poor Neighborhoods
A new coalition of large companies are teaming up to boost job training for youth in low-income neighborhoods and help them get hired for 100,000 good jobs.
Long Successful Bookseller Gives Business to Staff in Canada
Jim Munro, who is 84 and ready to retire from running his successful Munro's Books in Victoria, B. C., is doing something exceptional: he is giving the business to four of his employees.
NY Cop Tickets Turnstile Jumper, Then Finds the Unemployed Man a Job
When a transit cop saw a man jump a turnstile without paying, the officer went WAY beyond the law to help, saying it's all part of community policing.
Jon Stewart Has Been Quietly Running TV "Boot Camps" for Veterans
The Daily Show host has been quietly leading veterans in a five-week, crash course designed to land them jobs in the TV industry.
America's Oldest Park Ranger Still Works at 93: 'Life keeps opening up'
Betty Soskin loves giving tours of the Rosie the Riveter National Park, offering her own first-hand account of World War II and the Civil Rights Movement.
Billionaire CEO Treats 6,400 Employees to Vacation in France
In honor of the company's 20th anniversary, 6,400 employees of the Chinese Tiens Group were treated to an all expenses paid vacation by CEO Li Jinyuan
Good News, Grads! Starting Salaries Are Beginning to Rise
The class of 2015 can look forward to more money in their first paychecks and more job openings than last year's graduates saw.
$70K Minimum Wage: CEO Takes Huge Pay Cut to Raise Pay For Loyal Workers
You may not be able to put a price on happiness, but a $70,000 a year minimum wage might take your mind off your problems. A young Seattle CEO is willing to give it a try -- and he's cutting his own salary to pay for it.
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