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Date: Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 2:30 AM
Subject: How to deal with an oversharer at work
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Like this newsletter? Forward it to a friend. No images? Click here Hello there! Have a moment to take our survey? It helps us find out a bit more about you and improves this newsletter. 😁 Oh hi there, internet friends! So you've got a part-time office job during the day, you're driving an Uber in the evenings, and maybe you're even renting a room in your home on Airbnb to pick up some extra cash. The traditional, permanent full-time job is dying a slow death in Canada, and precarious work in the new "gig economy" is taking its place. Enter Precariously Taxed, a new HuffPost Canada series that looks at how gig economy and contract workers can optimize their finances when it comes to tax time. In our first story, we look at how you can, in fact, save for retirement. — Alisha Sawhney, HuffPost Canada  Were you forwarded this newsletter? You can subscribe to it here. How To Deal With An Oversharer At Work To build collegial relationships with co-workers, you need to share who you are beyond the transactional talk of deadlines and deliverables. But anyone who has endured an uncomfortably revealing conversation with a clueless colleague knows there is a boundary between healthy candor and cringe-inducing oversharing. Read the room Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Had A Very Busy 3 Days In Morocco Less than a week after going to New York for her baby shower, the Duchess of Sussex is already wrapping up a royal tour of Morocco. Since they arrived on Saturday, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have met royalty, watched a cooking demonstration, visited an animal therapy centre, toured gardens, and have visited a girls' school, to name just a few of their outings. Not bad for a three-day trip. ✈️✈️✈️ New U.K. research has found that women who work long hours may have a higher risk of depression, and working weekends may up the risk for both men and women. Overly long work weeks don't help, either. Did you hear about... 😲 16 Celebrity Couples You Probably Had No Idea Were Married 💛 The Moving Reason Behind Constance Wu's Yellow Oscars Dress  🔔 Disturbing Video Shows Man Licking CBC Reporter During Live Broadcast 🛒 43 Hilarious Tweets That Sum Up Shopping At Whole Foods 👜 People On Twitter Can't Stop Talking About These Ridiculously Tiny Bags Stories we love Yes, Precarious Workers, You Can Save For Retirement. Here's How. Save what you can!! Squeezing Out The Truth About Orange Juice And The Common Cold 🤧🤧🤧 Want more HuffPost Canada? 📰  Sign up for our newsletters: News / Politics / Real Estate / Royals / TL;DR 🎧 Listen to one of our podcasts: Follow-Up 🤔 Get our daily news briefings on your Amazon Echo or Google Home 👍 Follow HuffPost Canada on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram 📱 Get our app: iOS / Android Or get in touch with us ✏️  Tell us how we're doing. Send us your comments and questions. HuffPost is now a part of Verizon Media Group. On May 25, 2018, we introduced a new privacy policy which will explain how your data is used and shared. Learn More. ©2019 HuffPost Canada | 99 Spadina Ave., Suite 200, Toronto, Ont., M5V 3P8 You are receiving this email because you signed up for updates from HuffPost Canada Feedback | Privacy Policy |(...) Preferences  |  Unsubscribe