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‘Where’s the humanity?’ Why job seekers say hiring is ‘broken’

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By Rachel Barber
| Yahoo Finance Verified
The explosion of remote work amid the COVID-19 pandemic led to more applicants vying for the same jobs around the country rather than competing with just those in their area or those willing to relocate for a position, Dobson said. Amanda Dobson, founder of Clear Pathways, an HR and leadership advisory firm, said one of the problems with hiring today may be that "volume has replaced intention" for job seekers and recruiters alike.
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‘Where’s the humanity?’ Why job seekers say hiring is ‘broken’

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By Rachel Barber
| The Courier (Lincoln, IL) Verified
Updated Aug. 21, 2026, 11:26 a.m. CT After getting a layoff notice in May, engineer Todd Hendricks, 46, started his job search. One Friday, he signed on to Zoom for the coding round of a multistep interview process and waited for someone to appear. No one did. He reached out to the recruiter and heard nothing back. The next Monday, an email landed in his inbox. The company said it was no longer moving forward with his application, based on his performance in the interview he says never happened.
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Why your paycheck may look similar even after 'no tax on tips'

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By Rachel Barber
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Some workers who heard "no tax on tips" throughout election season are wondering why their paychecks still look similar to those they received last year. Miklos Ringbauer, a certified public accountant and founder of MiklosCPA Inc, said he still faces questions about how the policy works ahead of the Oct. 15 extended 2025 federal deadline. Eligible tipped workers still waiting to file their taxes haven't reaped the benefits of the "no tax on tips" policy yet.
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