Labor Markets
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Show
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Season
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Episode
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title
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post
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subtopic
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
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5
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3
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"The Great Recession"
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Demand for Labor
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|
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Severance
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1
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1
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"Good News About Hell"
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Compensating Differentials
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|
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Severance
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2
|
2
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"Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig"
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Discrimination
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|
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The Office
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3
|
20
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"Safety Training"
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Compensating Differentials
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|
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The Bear
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3
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6
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"Napkins"
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Search Models
|
|
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The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
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1
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3
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"Adar"
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Unions
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- All
- Game of Thrones
- It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
- Rick and Morty
- Schitt's Creek
- Seinfeld
- Severance
- The Bear
- The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
- The Office
Michael Scott is ready to make a point: that office work is just as dangerous as warehouse work. Episode: "Safety Training"
Dylan has trouble finding a new job after being let go by Lumon. The cause? Discrimination against the severed. Episode: "Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig"
Employment as a smith is no easy task in Númenor. One must have a guild crest. The same is true for other lines of work too. Episode: "Adar"
When severed workers go home for the day, they have no idea what they did at work. So, what's the upside with this job? Episode: "Good News About Hell"
Paddy's Pub starts to feel the effects of a recession. And that turns out to be bad news for the job prospects of Dee and Charlie. Episode: "The Great Recession"
How does Tina end up in the kitchen at The Beef despite having no restaurant experience? What factors affected that decision and the decision-making of other unemployed workers? Episode: "Napkins"