Google Alert - How to look for work in New York City

	How to look for work in New York City Daily update ⋅ February 25, 2015
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	Curbed NY New York City's 14 Most Famous Micro Apartments Curbed NY Here's a look back at 14 New York City microdwellings that made the media rounds, from ... Open House New York brought dozens of people through this ... It cost just $700 and had a private bathroom, but the fame didn't work out so ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ars Technica Cybergeddon: Why the Internet could be the next "failed state" Ars Technica In the New York City of the late 1970s, things looked bad. ... Today, we all dabble in some place that looks a lot like 1970s New York City—the Internet. ... in New York City during the 1970s as part of a campaign to stave off job cuts. Flag as irrelevant
	Why Everyone Should Be Reading Humans of New York Huffington Post Humans of New York transports the reader to an idealized New York City. ... If one were to look for an individual who pursued his passion and made it his ... losing his job, sought to take pictures of people all over New York City. Now ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tax Quirks and Complications to Look for in Education, Work and Job Searches MainStreet Rachel L. Partain, a tax attorney with Caplin & Drysdale in New York City, points out that taxpayers miss out on ... For example: job search expenses. Flag as irrelevant
	New York Post The end of the NYPD's dynasty? New York Post This suggests the city needs more cops. What will ... Police work in New York, like its sports teams, needs strong public support. But that ... The image of cops popping mints and falling asleep will make the NYPD look ridiculous. New ... Flag as irrelevant
	ThinkProgress "This Is The Most Economically Segregated City In America" ThinkProgress Those cities are still relatively segregated compared to the country, ranking in the ... The new work looks to advance previous research into economic ... Flag as irrelevant
	Albany Times Union Wages to rise for tip work Albany Times Union Wages to rise for tip work ... He approved putting all tipped workers in one class, allowing New York City to raise its ... The governor now will look to parlay momentum from Tuesday's decision into another minimum wage boost. Flag as irrelevant
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