But the office nine to five felt stale and repetitive.
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Because who said your nine-to-five look had to be boring?
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More women doing the nine-to-five would help ease this demographic crunch.
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Down in a coal mine, there's no such thing as a "nine to five."
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Gone are the roving camcorder and the drab trappings of the nine to five.
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There are lots of reasons why people dream about escaping the nine-to-five.
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If your partner works from nine to five, you'll never see him or her.
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Absolutely, if you have just a steady nine-to-five, that's not gonna cut it.
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I spend four days at a regular nine-to-five and two full days writing.
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As the Wall Street Journal said "the phrase 'nine to five' is becoming an anachronism."
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It sounds a bit pretentious, but we're not stuck in a bank working nine to five.
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I haven't gone back to the nine-to-five, and I don't think I ever will.
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I've usually had something on the side that relieved the monotony of working nine to five.
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The Office Space-esque version of the nine-to-five is a construct of the past.
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It's not going to be like it is for someone who has a nine to five.
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Fifty years after her first album, Dolly Parton is still working nine to five — and then some.
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I worked in music publishing until 2009, but the nine-to-five life was not for me.
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Maybe that's doable for you, but it's unrealistic for any parent with a nine-to-five job.
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I was shooting and interviewing from nine to five, depending on the availability of the press office.
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Needless to say, I won't be going back to the nine-to-five life any time soon.
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But who decided that play stops the moment you've got a checking account and a nine to five?
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In addition to technical skills, students learn to punch a clock and tolerate a nine-to-five schedule.
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"WORKING NINE to five, what a way to make a living," Dolly Parton sang in her 1980 hit.
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My day job offers me control over my schedule, since I don't work a traditional nine-to-five.
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Simply put, some employees don't necessarily do their best work sitting at a desk from nine to five.
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"Doing a nine-to-five, it's too boring, and you don't get to meet people," she said, laughing.
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That's because it can potentially include every worker who doesn't have simply a steady nine-to-five job.
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It's not a nine to five job, and if you've worked hard, you think: fuck it, let's go.
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The rescue chihuahua mix, whose owner is Redditor PollyPocketPizza, routinely works the nine-to-five with his other owner.
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" Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin presented together, forming a reunion of their 1980 movie, "Nine to Five.
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Artspace we were, and currently still are, all working nine to five jobs as executive assistants in different industries.
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Her most recent book is Nine to Five: How Gender, Sex, and Sexuality Continue to Define the American Workplace.
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It recently began offering crisis counseling that would support patients around the clock, instead of the current nine to five.
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"I like to do a lot of landscape photography when I'm not working nine to five," Cremer told Mashable Australia.
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That's why I started blogging: To prove that you are able to do this with a demanding nine-to-five.
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If you work a nine-to-five job, chances are the week before you go on vacation is pretty productive.
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It may be time to find a new nine-to-five better suited to your interests and long-term goals.
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If you're on the run, you can't go and get a nine to five job, even if you wanted one.
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In 2019, we said goodbye to many things: political indifference, vapes, typical nine-to-five jobs, and single-use plastics.
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Putting yourself in a position to do that might mean working a side hustle after your nine-to-five job.
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When all your friends are having their weekends off and working nine-to-five, [milking] is not in-keeping with reality.
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In order to keep up, I had to work an extra 15 hours per week outside of my nine-to-five.
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Buscató got his first serious camera in 2010, and almost immediately quit his nine-to-five to take photos full-time.
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"There's one guy who raised $155,000 and a couple of guys, who work nine-to-five jobs, raised $203,000," Jickster said.
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The New York Times on Wednesday reported that Trump asked for the trek to be shortened from nine to five days.
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Ahead, we've collected some part-time jobs that allow you to make good money outside of the nine-to-five grind.
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I started spending more and more time during my nine-to-five office job on forums, chatting with like-minded importers.
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I was lucky to only have the job to put me through college; for many people, it was nine to five.
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But in the past century, along with the rise of the nine-to-five workday, the day has become connected with anxiety.
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President Trump asked for his first foreign trip to be shortened from nine to five days, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
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"As an artist, you never stop working: there is no nine to five," commented Krassoievitch during a walk-through of the exhibition.
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"We wanted to see if it was possible to combine this nomadic hippie life with a nine-to-five job," Smith explained.
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Because of the sporadic nature of his work, Blazer's schedule was more flexible than many of the nine-to-five commuter dads.
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" He said, "I would have been happier if I'd just gone to work for the government, had a steady nine to five.
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People who can do a nine to five, Monday to Friday, and still do their own stuff on top are super-humans.
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The dating app entrepreneur, whose service has 18 million users worldwide, says she is not suited to a nine-to-five job.
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Since rent and bills exist, some would rather use their skills as their source of income than get a nine-to-five.
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Crucially, Everyman is also compatible with a nine-to-five job, as long as your employer doesn't mind you taking a midday snooze.
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Nearly four years ago, I purposely left a comfortable nine-to-five corporate finance career for the opportunity to be a sex worker.
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"They put proactive measures in place, and that requires planning but can mostly be done in a nine-to-five environment, " Glassdoor's Dobroski said.
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Freelancing turns hobbies into professions to be done on your own time, and in some cases could supplement a conventional nine-to-five salary.
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If you want to be an author, you won't have to spend your nine-to-five working as a barista at a coffee shop.
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But music—both popular and subcultural—often wins its fans by offering dreams of an ideal life away from the mundane nine to five.
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Blond, ruddy-faced, and sporting a paunch at fifty-two, he has rarely had a nine-to-five job and isn't looking for one.
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But the process really began seven years ago when she decided to leave her nine-to-five marketing job to go to chef school.
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I'm not saying that it's easy, but then again neither is waking up every morning and going to work, working a nine to five.
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Swap your nine-to-five suit for one that's decidedly more five-to-nine, thanks to allover lace, velvet or, better yet, crushed velvet.
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In reference to the singer&aposs 1980 song "9 to 5," he wrote, "Hey dolly parton, I&aposm WORKIN&apos out NINE TO FIVE!!!"
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If you want to keep parents and get the best from your employees, expand your idea of work beyond the nine-to-five desk model.
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There are huge numbers of people in our community that do not buy into the nine-to-five, sell your soul for health insurance lifestyle.
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It feels nice being a regular human being and having a nine to five job, waking up just like the next guy and going to work.
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Most MS-13 members he encountered had nine-to-five jobs during the week as dishwashers, laborers for landscaping companies, or in pizza joints, Olivia said.
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Employers don't always recognize what veterans have to contribute, and veterans often need to get other credentials to prove they're ready for the nine to five.
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I've been doing this for long enough now that I can't really imagine a nine to five job—it might even be too boring in comparison.
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While nine-to-five drones use them for collating TPS reports or whatever, countless outspoken punks have assembled zines on them by scamming their way through Kinkos.
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Then jump on your phone while the Wi-Fi's pumping, dole out likes like your heartbeat's jumping, for folks like us living 'gram from nine to five.
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However, instead of liberating workers from the dreaded nine-to-five, it seems most people are using digital platforms as a stopgap between usual forms of work.
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Boomers have fucked up the economy so bad that people now don't have traditional nine-to-five jobs that they work until they slide into their pension.
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Tim also created the idea of the "mini-retirement" and viewing your earning years as a series of phases, instead of one long nine-to-five grind.
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We fight through every other lemming on the nine to five grind who only had their weekend to hunt for their DeLorean every time we go out.
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If you're even able to find consistent nine-to-five between tours, you're lucky; if you find yourself in a position with benefits elsewhere, you're a rarity.
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For the writers, this realization manifested in a commitment to early retirement — not from work as defined by Ms. Robin, but from the nine-to-five grind.
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Trump had unsuccessfully sought for the trip to be shortened from nine to five days after expressing "dread" over its length, the Times reported earlier this week.
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I don't want that corporate job in international finance nor do I want that non-profit position that transforms revolutionary politics into a stable nine-to-five career.
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The "bank" of actual hours worked by her cooks and waiters, necessary in a business where inflexible nine-to-five contracts make little sense, will now be legal.
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Whether you're a professional web developer or just looking to build that app that will let you quit your nine to five, learning Python is a smart investment.
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Between poignant vocals and dynamic instrumentals, listening to Can't Swim feels like relinquishing the chains of a nine to five normality for a life of pure emotional creativity.
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"I think every person with a nine-to-five job absolutely needs to try some form of experimentation whether it's blogging or creating an Amazon store," he advises.
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Even if more of us are swiping on phones and tablets for leisure these days, work often forces us to use a real computer from nine to five.
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For some folks, that means leaving their nine-to-five job and starting a brand new career as an entrepreneur and business owner in a completely different industry.
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Those hours might not be from nine to five, but they can at least allow people to make a living without having to work another job in between.
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Why You Should Watch It: Though it's a comedy, Nine to Five identifies the toxic power imbalances in workplaces that have been the focus of discussions as of late.
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The rise of the "gig economy" means that, for many people, employment no longer entails a nine-to-five job in a factory or office with a single employer.
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This was a serious struggle for me at first, as I was working for an agency and my coaches weren't willing to work around my nine-to-five schedule.
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Maybe you became a freelancer because you wanted to set your own schedule, leave the monotony of nine-to-five, and even work from the beach now and then.
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Aisha Russell is a teacher-by trade who left her nine-to-five job last July when she realized that by freelancing through TaskRabbit she could cover her rent.
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If you weren't lucky enough to secure a nine-to-five job, and at times even if you were, you had to find a hustle to make ends meet.
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That kind of work is very intensive, I used to say it's like digging nails into the flesh, and it's not the same as another nine to five job.
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"The Assistants" is "Nine to Five" meets "Thelma and Louise" — except nobody dies at the end, rape is student debt and nearly every woman we meet is a survivor.
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But some manage to pull it off, often juggling corporate lives with playing gigs on the side, before finally making a clean break from the nine-to-five grind.
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I had never been outside the United States, never lived in anything but a middle-class environment, and, save for one week, never worked in a nine-to-five job.
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This is the first entry in our new series 'Quit the Nine-to-Five' where we introduce you to people who have left their boring jobs for something less ordinary.
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We also understand that a healthy democracy depends on educated and enlightened people who are willing to leave the comfort of nine-to-five jobs and enter the political fray.
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Chandra's father, now retired, was a corporate nine-to-five executive at a chemical company who happily subsidized all the creative ferment, including Chandra's journey to America to study creative writing.
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This is fun for folks looking to escape their nine to five grind to Everest Base Camp, but it becomes incredibly valuable for others with amputations that suffer from phantom pain.
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Basically: illustrating to young people that there is much more to moving into the sphere of interactive media, computing and programming, than simply inputting numbers from nine to five (and beyond).
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Basically he just rhymes as a striver from a place where avenues of advancement are few, dropping a mean verse about a nine-to-five he had once along the way.
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Work stands in the way too for musicians like Tim and Aviv; the often unstable, sporadic nature of their careers means they don't operate on a normal nine to five schedule.
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If you can get your biking calories out during your nine to five job, you can actually go home and relax after work instead of forcing yourself to go on a run.
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When I arrived, people were standing around, smoking cigarettes, and listening to reggaeton, radiating the kind of energy you're still charged with when you don't have to work a nine to five.
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Gillian Jacobs stars as Harper, a New York publicist whose stressful nine-to-five existence isn't helped by a motormouth of a boss (Michaela Watkins) who attends meetings wearing a surgical mask.
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The caucus model has also been criticized for being inaccessible to people with disabilities, elderly Iowans, people who don't work a typical nine-to-five work schedule, and parents of young children.
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The caucus model has been criticized, however, for being inaccessible to people with disabilities, elderly Iowans, people who don't work a typical nine-to-five work schedule, and parents of young children.
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The caucus model has been criticized, however, for being inaccessible to people with disabilities, elderly Iowans, people who don&apost work a typical nine-to-five schedule, and parents of young children.
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One obstacle is that turnout varies over time: Younger voters don't usually vote in the morning, and many voters in nine-to-five jobs might surge to the polls in the evening.
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And it doesn't help that our definition of work keeps changing—jobs no longer fit in the nine-to-five workday, and the gig economy continues to employ more part-time workers.
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Prior to the January 11 press conference in which Donald Trump said he wouldn't divest from his sprawling company despite being elected president, Ryan had a vaguely normal nine-to-five work existence.
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The people who are on the nine-to-five treadmill, working to pay for luxury cars to drive for two hours per day to and from work, are really on a luxury treadmill.
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It takes a special kind of work-hater to leave the nine-to-five grind entirely, maybe even starting a new technology-free existence as a bartender or dog walker or goat milker.
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They tended to be wealthy young British aristocrats whose fathers had a castle and who devoted their 20s to parties and being photographed at social gatherings, rather than working a nine-to-five.
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The rise of the "gig economy," more freelancing and less traditional nine-to-five office hours, has altered eating patterns and led to an increase of people looking for meals at odd hours.
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Trump previously made headlines when it was reported that he attempted to shorten his first foreign trip as president from nine to five days and "expressed dread" about the prospect of going abroad.
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If you're considering the possibility of escaping the nine-to-five while you're on the younger side, it helps to plan accordingly and start putting the right amount of money aside early on.
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Besides the fact that I'm able to spend more time with my daughter, my child is not treated any differently at home than the average working mom with a nine-to-five job.
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Election Day takes place on the Tuesday after the first Monday of November because of a law passed in 1845, when the economy was much more agrarian and much less nine-to-five.
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This doesn't mean that I work from nine to five every day, or that I take every weekend off, but it does mean I've noticed how to best tend to my own needs.
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For many in their group, the "real world" isn't some looming nine-to-five threat, but rather the omnipresent arbiter of whether or not they have the right and ability to pursue an education.
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Taking the stage at the 23rd annual SAG Awards, the acclaimed actress, comedian, writer and producer accepted the honor from Dolly Parton, her longtime friend and costar in the 1980 comedy hit Nine to Five.
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And increasingly, millennials like him seem to have no problem quitting their nine-to-five jobs to pursue grad school, freelance jobs, or start their own businesses—basically anything other than getting another shitty job.
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My friends and I escaped boring nine-to-five jobs, home stresses and school bullies by taking control of colorful troublemakers in what's gone down as one of video gaming's greatest-ever team-based shooters.
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The company is working towards bringing hand motions and gestures into virtual worlds, with the goal of having you press buttons and pull levers just like your boring nine-to-five has you doing right now.
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While this lavish retreat may seem like a pipe dream for the nine-to-five set, it can actually accommodate up to 14 guests and includes a spacious outdoor patio overlooking an L-shaped pool and Jacuzzi.
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The ability to work from home and the emergence of digital office rental services has led to changing attitudes around where people should work and whether they should stick to the traditional nine-to-five working hours.
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Experts tend to subvert the expected narrative of Zs as "millennials on steroids": screen-poisoned shut-ins reared on benzos and niche porn, readying the kill shot on Olive Garden, monogamy, and the traditional nine-to-five.
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Okay, we all won't be as drastic as Eriksson—quitting our jobs to sleep on our dining room floor, or spending our afternoons delivering sausages for strangers—but there will be less nine-to-five type jobs.
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The 39-year-old has spent much of his own career writing books like Quit Your Job in Six Months, coaching other people to ditch the nine-to-five life for less conventional, more entrepreneurial lines of work.
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For instance, the plan presumes a nine-to-five schedule, and thus does nothing to help shift workers, despite the fact that millions of Americans are forced to work jobs that run during the evening and early morning.
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The traditional nine-to-five, Monday-through-Friday schedule does not work for everyone anymore, and some companies accommodate for those who work better with a more flexible schedule, such as one where you can work from home.
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In this series on escaping the nine-to-five, we talk to people who are living the dream about how they got there and what it takes to kiss that steady paycheck goodbye and just… go for it.
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When you exist outside of regular society, when the nine-to-five gig is as foreign to you as going somewhere hot for a vacation, it makes it easier to indulge in the wilder, untamed side of things.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As "nine-to-five" jobs diminish in the United States, the Federal Reserve will be on alert as to whether the shift is making American workers less secure, an influential Federal Reserve policymaker said on Thursday.
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A gig as a classroom teacher at a public school will give you more time in the afternoon than the traditional nine-to-five position, holiday and summer breaks, and the added bonus of sweet benefits and health insurance.
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" When Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin presented together, forming a reunion of their 1980 movie, "Nine to Five," Ms. Fonda noted that in the movie, they "refused to be controlled by a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot.
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I saved up money working at a stable corporate gig, explored new hobbies and side hustles and got my head together enough to quit my dreadful nine-to-five and become the occasional Black Ann Coulter of VICE, among other things.
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Diagnostic medical sonographer Annual median salary: $62,540 Although sonographers must have an associate's degree to operate special-imaging equipment to create images or conduct tests for physicians, they often work in a doctor's office with a set nine-to-five schedule.
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I'm Stuck, Escola performs both new characters and old favorites, like the Goblin Commuter of Hoboken, a nine-to-five worker bee living off the PATH train who would be excruciatingly ordinary except she is a hunched, creaky-voiced goblin.
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We worked from nine to five, when the library closed, and then I would hurry out to my car and drive to the Hill Country to interview one of the men or women who had grown up with Lyndon Johnson.
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Imagine this shimmering tower, projecting efficiency, cleanliness — a portal to a standardized, nine-to-five world, its doors, escalators and elevators humming with workers who navigate its contours like blood in veins (or, perhaps, swimmers in their own repressed tears).
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And many of those with jobs on the Vegas Strip or in other nightlife or hospitality-related careers work night shifts or outside the bounds of a typical nine-to-five schedule, making them much harder to reach by telephone.
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Watching pornography no longer requires leaving the privacy of your home, though that doesn't mean you necessarily do it there: according to a recent CNBC report, seventy per cent of American online-porn access occurs during the nine-to-five workday.
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" When you ask hiring managers about the company's work-life balance, here's what they hear, according to Drexler: "I want to socialize and I'm only going to stay from nine to five, and at five o'clock I'm out the door.
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Through writing and organizing, I will seek to promote alternative economies, ways of living that are not removed from the present world, but rather are tunnels and loopholes within it, like time banks and worker cooperatives, that bypass nine-to-five hell.
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Unless your nine-to-five has you hanging off the side of a helicopter so that you can then climb onto towering power lines carrying enough electricity to instantly kill you if you touched the ground, you have nothing to complain about.
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The JPMorgan research is further evidence that online gig economy jobs supplement regular nine-to-five jobs rather than serve as full-time employment in their own right, as traditional employment alone is no longer enough to make ends meet for many Americans.
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" Then there's the whole part where he interpolates Jeezy, the hottest street rapper out at the time and the dramatic conclusion, where he laughs, "my mama used to tell me get a nine-to-five / Cash Money made her say 'Never mind, I'm fine.
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"What once seemed to serve the average employee — including a nine-to-five schedule, open floor plans, and unlimited PTO — has been replaced by a new set of trends that lean heavily on developing technology and a generational focus on wellness," the report states.
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"My mother became the breadwinner, she became a very successful real estate agent, and my father, kind of had a nine-to-five job and was the one that had dinner waiting for us, that took us everywhere we needed to go," Robbins reflects.
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It's a one-word life-style signifier that has come to evoke a number of contemporary trends: a renewed interest in the American road trip, a culture of hippie-inflected outdoorsiness, and a life free from the tyranny of a nine-to-five office job.
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Welling said that a majority of the group is blue-collar shift workers or people with nine-to-five jobs who have been hit hard by Alberta's economic downturn and claimed the III%ers have loaned out thousands of dollars to their fellow members.
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"If you're starting a company, you're not going to be working nine to five, so if you worked with someone amazing when you were both at a company with 1,000 people, their amazingness may not translate to a highly demanding environment with five people," he noted.
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One of them was Scott Taylor, founder of a porn studio called New Sensations, who in 2008 was looking to take the studio in a comedic direction—and tasked Myers with making an erotic parody of the same nine-to-five grind he felt trapped in.
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Some of her early successes, all of which she has cataloged, included Country Club Dance (a white and gold striped gown), From Nine to Five (a midcalf blue dress with an embroidered vest and hair scarf) and Debutante Ball (an aqua satin gown with a fur stole).
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If Saturday beach trips and golf games have you dreaming about walking away from your nine-to-five for good, there's a simple way to calculate how much you need to save to make it happen:Your desired retirement income ÷ 4% = How much money you need to retire.
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It doesn't matter if you've already achieved total boss status at work or are simply hoping to turn your side hustle into your nine-to-five: The women who spoke at Create & Cultivate have sage wisdom that anyone, at any stage of their career, can thrive from absorbing.
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One girl in particular would berate me for working a corporate nine-to-five job and then complaining about it because, in her opinion, when I graduated from college I had "the agency to go against the grain" and I chose not to—so I could pay rent.
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He worked nine-to-five in the family textile business in New York until he was 47, all the time wanting to be "the first great composer that is Jewish," as he put it; he spent the last 14 years of his life as a professor of music at SUNY Buffalo.
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"Companies that want to attract and keep the best talent have to unlearn the workplace of the past, where employees were expected to be at their desks from nine to five, job descriptions stayed within hard and clearly defined lines, and personal days were limited," says David Kalt, the founder and CEO of Reverb.
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Better yet, honest love spans the spectrum of feeling like blue collar, nine-to-five work that you've gotta clock in for and... when we write about love I feel like every single time we're trying to allude to the fact that maybe the best type of love imaginable is the type without an escape hatch.
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Meanwhile, the advertising department was busy from nine to five six days of the week, italicizing, underlining, capitalizing, double-capitalizing; preparing slogans, headlines, personal articles, and interviews; selecting photographs showing Dr. Harden thinking, musing, and contemplating; choosing snapshots of him with a tennis racquet, with a golf stick, with a sister-in-law, with an ocean.
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