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Work At Home Jobs: How To Land The Position (KDKA Pittsburgh)
With full benefits and retirement plans, hundreds of thousands of people are going to work everyday without ever leaving home.  Joe Kerwick had been unemployed since the end of 2008 and he tried everything until he saw a KDKA-TV report about work from home opportunities.

Your Money Team: Working From Home (CBS 3 Philadelphia)
Your Money Team at work on the job front. Working from home, it sounds too good to be true, and many times it is. A lot of the offers are nothing more than a scam.

Legitimate work at home offers: The Real Deal (WSYR 9 Syracuse)
From envelope stuffing, to mystery shopping, to putting together little angel pins, NewsChannel 9 tested out a fair share of work-at-home offers and proved many of them are bogus. There...

FTC warns unemployed to not be fooled by job-related scams (The Durango Herald)
WASHINGTON - The Federal Trade Commission has said that it is cracking down on con artists who target the unemployed with bogus job placement and work-at-home scams.

Consumer Report: Work At Home? Do Research (WCBS-TV New York)
Working from home sounds great, but the reality is it's often a front for scammers who end up being the only ones to make any money. CBS 2 HD learned how to find the legit offers that really pay off. Amber Wedig wants to work at home so she can be with her daughters Sophie and Madeline. But as Wedig hunted for a way to work from home she found mostly frauds.

Feds cracking down on con artists targeting the unemployed (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
WASHINGTON - The Federal Trade Commission said last week it is cracking down on con artists who target the unemployed with bogus job placement and work-at-home scams.

If you're asked to 'pay for a job,' watch out (The Florida Times-Union)
It's hard enough to be jobless. It's even worse to discover a company can't deliver on its promises to help find work for a client or provides a "work-at-home" job that is a scam.

Look out for job scammers (The Kansas City Star)
There’s nothing lower in my opinion than someone who scams job hunters. People in job hunts are vulnerable. Emotions are tender. Finances are worrisome.

Reader mailbag: Should I contribute to a Roth 401(k)? (The Christian Science Monitor)
Lots of questions this week dealing with the workplace. Let’s dig in. My work is now offering a Roth 401(k) option in addition to the normal 401(k). We’re down to one income right now so I reduced my contribution to 6% which still gets me the full company match.

Consumer protection agency targets job, work-at-home scams (USA Today)
The Federal Trade Commission says it is cracking down on con artists who target the unemployed with bogus job placement and work-at-home scams.