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Feb 11, 2020

I quit!

With a tight labor market and high turnover, what happened to two weeks’ notice? Plus: the Sprint and T-Mobile merger, WME’s failed IPO first responders stymied by Google Maps.

Two weeks might not be enough notice for some employers to find a replacement in this tight job market.
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Segments From This Episode

In this West Texas town, knowing your address can be the difference between life and death
by Sally Beauvais
Carlos Morales/Marfa Public Radio
First responders say finding people who call 911 on a map is harder than it seems.
Is two weeks’ notice outdated?
by Meghan McCarty Carino
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The old standard is too long for some workers, but far too short for many employers.
Fed chair flags corporate bond risk
by Mitchell Hartman
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In a report submitted to Congress the Federal Reserve highlighted an increase in the riskiest investment-grade corporate debt.
The Hollywood agency IPO that never happened
by Kai Ryssdal and Sean McHenry
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William Morris Endeavor’s failure to start says a lot about the nature of its business.