Year: 2010

When I was a busboy [girl?] I was really, really grumpy. This week WORK shares a …

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Looking for a rare occupation? Try your hand at typewriter repairman. WORK Ma href=”https://www.workliterarymagazine.com/submission/interview-with-matt-mccormack-10102010/”>interviews proprietor of …

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Two poems by Carolyn Gregory to explore Capitalism and all it can be.

Grim reality of Sago Mine is shared in this poem by Moriah Erickson.

Inter-office crush exposed in this fiction by Leslie Mitchell.

Thank you for your diligence on the job. Please complete your Year End Review and return …

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Holly Day takes WORK on the road with transparent tape, toilet brushes, a gun, and … …

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Spey Rod graces WORK with a new poem.

Now and then we run across a job that is mind-boggling. Can a person make a …

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Calla Devlin presents grief in employment and the employment of grief.