Transparency

As far as first apartments go, I really like mine. It’s a bit more than i wanted to spend on an apartment living by myself but I make it work. How did i find it: On rent.com. I have a boxer bulldog and most apartment complexes have very strict dog restrictions that prevented him from going ther

How I have made my $$$ the past several years! The pros and the cons of the jobs I worked. I’m the type of person that has always worked hard. Unfortunately I am not in a position to start college at the moment,but hopefully soon I can be! So that I can pursue a career for myself. Life tends to

Y’all see this check?! Ain’t no way I’m clockin in for pennies when CNA money lookin this good! If you tryna run it up in healthcare, it’s time to stop playin and get certified. Bag secured, patients cared for, life upgraded. What’s the most you’ve ever made as a CNA? 🤔 #cna #cnalife #c

Transparency in nursing compensation is essential for fostering trust, ensuring fair pay, and empowering nurses to advocate for themselves. Platforms like NursePay provide a space for nurses to anonymously share salary information, promoting openness and supporting informed career decisions. By

During college, I began freelancing! I started as a social media manager, then learned my favorite thing to do is design! I started designing social media posts, then flyers, booklets, branding, websites, and more. I love being able to be creative for my work. My first design gig was as a Creat

Hey Lemon8 fam! ✨ Let’s talk numbers. Yes , I make over $200K/year as a travel nurse working just three 12-hour shifts a week. Sounds wild, right? But here’s the real tea. That kind of money doesn’t come without doing your homework and in this world, pay transparency is EVERYTHING. 💵 What My

I love everyone sharing their salaries so I thought I’d share the last 5 years of my 20s since getting out of the military + how much money I have made with each role. -my first role was a Admin assistant making $65k/year and I just started going back to college (fall 2019) -to graduating col

I will never get over the fact that I was making $65k before taxes/year working a shit ton of overtime at my staff job in 2020/2021. Now I have flexibility, get to travel, have an ample amount of time off, and make more doing it! And before anyone has any negative comments about how I “don’t de

You have picked your assignment, and now it is time to sign the contract. I will share with you parts of the travel nurse contract. ⏹️The starting parts are basically going to be saying what hospital you are going to and the department. It will also stipulate your shift and/or hours per shift.

In addition to my freelance marketing work, I bring in income from content creation each month as well! But I’m not just talking brand deals here! In fact, most of my income comes from being a freelance “in-house” content creator, meaning I create content for brands to post on their socials. I’

In the spirit of transparency, I’m exposing my salary progression as an Analyst working in the greater Seattle Area. The journey wasn’t easy, but it was worth every challenge. My career as an Analyst gave me so much—the ability to travel around the world, a fully-funded emergency fund, and ultimate

I currently work from home as an Enrollment Support Specialist for a college. I get paid bi-weekly so let’s break down my paycheck💸! I use Goodnotes 📱✏️ to divide my paycheck evenly I use the 50/30/20 rule: 50%-Bills/Groceries/Entertainment 30%-Keep for yourself 20%-Savings I do

Buying a home in today’s market can feel impossible, but @Alexis Nastase breaks down exactly how she made it happen by choosing a fixer-upper, living at home to save, and working multiple jobs. 💪 We’re all about transparency and sharing the full picture — head to Alexis’ profile to read the fu

I never thought that I would be able to afford a home at 25 but here I am 6 months later thriving! I have not regretted my decision to purchase my house ever. Even my mom warned me about buyers remorse with my anxiety but it never came. My house may not be perfect for everyone but it’s perfe

Is a Dermatology Physician Assistant career worth it? Well, you attend school for on-average 6-6.5 years to obtain a Bachelor's and Master's degree, then take the PANCE exam to become a licensed practicioner. As a Physician Assistant you can practice in any medical specialty you choose, wit

I just came across my old journal and felt the need to shed some light today 🎀 When people get to asking me how I do It or move with so much grace I had no other answer but God and that was my truth 🤍 Sharing so I can inspire someone else or maybe change a life one day 🤍 You’ll be okay , give yours

According to a survey by Glassdoor, 70% of employees believe that salary transparency is important for increasing fairness. Research from Payscale also shows that employees who perceive their pay as fair are 4.5 times more likely to be satisfied with their jobs compared to those who do not. What

Hello everyone! I wanted to share some key points about salary transparency that are essential to understand. Familiarize yourself with local and state regulations, as new pay transparency laws are becoming more prevalent. For example, in Washington State, employers with 15 or more employees must d

Little pay transparency during my new grad nursing job ✨ Now that I’m looking back at it, this job did have good pay increases and a decent amount of them. When I switched jobs, I unfortunately did take a pay cut. However, the pay cut was so worth it as I’m much happier now! In nursing school, w

it is SO important to be transparent with your your s/o & here are a few convo starters that will help you know where to start :) #lemon8partner #embracingvulnerability #relationships #lemon8challenge

I was honestly contemplating posting this as I’m super insecure about my skin… but I hope this helps someone who is going through the same thing I did ! 🥹 please do your research before you are influenced over products as they may not work for everyone. My routine was built through a lot of trial a

During college, I began freelancing! I started as a social media manager, then learned my favorite thing to do is design! I started designing social media posts, then flyers, booklets, branding, websites, and more. I love being able to be creative for my work. My first design gig was as a Creat

With almost 4 years of experience as a CNA, I've seen how crucial pay transparency is. It ensures fair pay, builds trust, and encourages teamwork. 💬💰 A Journey of Compassion 💖 Being a CNA allowed me to be there for patients in their time of need. I became someone they could confide in whe

Guys idk about you but i think salary transparency is so important for growth. I would as a social media manager in California and I’m getting paid 58k monthly. I was getting paid 20% less than many other social media managers in my area. I didn’t know this until i visited a conference and we were

Living alone is a blessing… and a budget workout 😂 When I first moved near Atlanta, the price felt fair for a 1 bedroom..$1,451 + utilities (~$1,560). But once you add real life expenses (gas, groceries, internet, renters insurance), that number starts creeping up quick. And as much as I loved t