Unhappy workers swell in number in American study
A national labor study finds rising job dissatisfaction across vocations with blue and white collar workers considering changes while most stay in place. Psychologists caution against impulsive quits and urge careful assessment of job fit, security, and long term goals before switching.
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Woman swaps teaching for deputy sheriff role in Linn County
Mary Lou Pazour left a secure Marion teaching post to become a Linn County deputy sheriff. The move costs her about 5000 dollars in yearly income but offers varied duties, including patrol work and handling crimes against women, with strong regard for the new challenges and independence she found.
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Linn County
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Minister Turned Drummer Becomes Minister After Music Career
Chuck Mehaffey grew up in bands, married Pat, and built a home while working nights and days. By age 21 he formed Chuck's Texans with Leo Greco among members, and years later he and Pat chose a life change toward ministry after a string of personal losses and a sudden religious awakening.
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Chuck Mehaffey
Pat
the Railroad
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Chuck
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Leo Greco
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