Am I being screwed by social media agency I hired? Like the title says. I feel like I just got over billed at a high hourly rate but I’m not totally sure. Thought someone here could weigh in. I hired a firm to help build my social platform and create brand awareness for a new product line. They launched a simple campaign recruiting 23 influencers using a 3rd party site. They scheduled and poste…

Problems with getting hired for a Photographer position? Have anyone here gotten this problem when trying to apply for a photography position either as a studio photographer or as a photographers assistant? Or basically anything photography based? I do photography as a side business but would like to find a full / part time work as well. I have over 8+ years of experience in photography with a bachelo…

LPT Request: How to negotiate a severance package when initially being hired at a workplace? in most places in the US, its all at-will employment. in such situations, how to negotiate severance when being hired? thank you. submitted by /u/i_am_ur_dad

Calipari hired by Razorbacks at reduced salary Arkansas has hired John Calipari as its men’s basketball coach, paying $7 million per season over five years — $1.5 million less than the Hall of Famer made at Kentucky.

Hired as a translator, am I being used for money laundering? Hi everyone, for context I’m 25 and Italian. it’s my first job right after Uni and I was stoked to be hired by a British translation agency to work a remote job. I’m currently doing a 30 day trial with a registered contract and I’ve been assigned some translation jobs. the contract also states that during this probationary period I will provide …

Rooney hired as manager at Brady’s Birmingham Wayne Rooney has been announced as manager of Championship side Birmingham City, where NFL legend Tom Brady is a minority owner.

LPT Request. I just got hired for a good job and plan to stay there for good. Any tips from long tenure people for things I should and shouldn’t do early with a company? O plan to grow here and try to avoid mistakes that could affect that. I know I’m not giving details about the type of job. I’d like to keep it private if possible. submitted by /u/PinnapleWithPizza

As a photographer that has hired a model for a shoot what responsibilitys do you have to the model beyond paying the them? Is it as simple as you pay them and meet at the shoot location or do you pay for travel costs, experience, catering, and other things the model wants? submitted by /u/Amazing-Window-346