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Regarding Hackman's cardiac issues, the actor's autopsy stated that Hackman had a "history of congestive heart failure," which included the installation of a "bi-ventricular pacemaker" in April 2019.

Nearly half of Gen Z grads ghost job interviews if salary isn’t disclosed, as young workers demand transparency, flexibility, and shared values.

Getty Images But the findings are a stark contrast from years past. In 2023, a job-hopper received a median raise of 7.7%, whereas an employee who stayed in their role only got a pay increase of 5.6%.

Now it doesn’t. The salary difference between those who stay in their roles and those who change jobs has collapsed to its lowest level in 10 years, according to the latest federal data.