While job hunters are scouring online listings and sending out resumes, scammers are working overtime. Reports of employment scams have tripled in recent months, according to the BBB.

A new job for an aspiring photographer has opened up at Hotel Ranga in Hella, Iceland and the title - a lights catcher.

And according to a new study on studyfinds.org, many fear to use their sick days. The study showed 66% of Americans working remotely believe taking sick days for anything less severe than COVID-19 would be looked down upon by their employer. The survey revealed three out of four respondents say the bar for taking sick days has been raised. The study also showed seven in 10 people have continued to work, even while feeling ill since they started working remotely. Experts say taking proactive measures by staying hydrated, getting plenty of rest at the first sign of an illness can make a huge difference.

Keep in mind that your job interview may start before you even know it. There are several tricks employers sometimes use to make sure you’re the right candidate for the job. Employers feel if you can be attentive and thoughtful about small things, they can trust you with bigger things. Next, be aware of the ‘Drop the Pen’ trick:Similar to the coffee trick, this is a test of your character. Finally, be aware of the Receptionist Test.

But is 40 hours a week too much for our mental wellness? According to a study from the Australian National University, working 40 hours a week, or more, can be lead to mental health issues. Researchers found full-time employment can lead to mental health issues, especially when combined with other commitments. Experts say working damages a person’s mental and physical health, because it leaves less time to eat well and look after ourselves. Researchers found the average healthy work limit for women is only 34 hours a week.

But, there are simple things you can do to reduce your stress at work. Whether it’s a specific person, place or event, this can help you understand what is triggering your stress. While most jobs are on a fast-paced schedule, taking even a few minutes each day can help prevent burning out. And if that doesn’t help, taking a few days of vacation can help ease your mind. It’s important to make boundaries between your work and home life, to keep you from overdoing it.

SAN ANTONIO – The City of San Antonio is pouring $75 million into the COVID-19 Workforce Recovery Program as part of its Recovery & Resiliency plan. The recovery program aims to help up to 10,000 city residents by September 2021 by connecting them with jobs. People can start in fields involving technology, bioscience, health care, and other available jobs. Workforce Solutions Alamo is getting a $16 million grant from the city to connect those eligible for the program with jobs now. Bexar County is also running a similar program called Access Career Training & New Opportunities for Work, or ACT NOW.

SAN ANTONIO – A “dream” job has opened up for Disney fans practicing social distancing. Reviews.com is hiring 10 movie lovers for the “Disney+ Dream Job," which pays people to watch their favorite Disney movie. Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus: How to try streaming services for free during coronavirus quarantineThe deadline to apply is 11:59 p.m. on April 10, according to Reviews.com. They can send an email to giveaways@reviews.org with “Dream Job” in the subject line, and their name and favorite Disney movie in the message. These San Antonio-area restaurants are offering To-Go dealsThe last time Reviews.com opened the job in October, more than 51,000 people applied.

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