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In a post at the Email Karma blog, Matt Vernhout discusses recent layoffs at AOL and the challenges facing employees who remain. "The individuals [who] do end up making it past the latest round of layoffs and buyouts will now have a major increase in workload," he notes.

We can assume AOL isn't the only ISP feeling the layoff pinch. So the next time you have a deliverability issue, consider Vernhout's advice for dealing with a possibly diminished customer-service team at your ISP:

By Tecca | Today in Tech

Everybody's doing it — watching movies on their computers. So how do you get in on this cinematic system of instant gratification? There a number of services out there that allow you to stream movies on demand, and we've got the lowdown on the best of the bunch to help you find the service that's right for you.

Netflix
The current reigning champ of movie streaming is Netflix, and with good reason. Netflix boast a wide selection of thousands of movies, many in high definition, spanning a number of decades up to releases as recent as 2011. It has become popular thanks to its variety of content, which includes substantial family and kids offerings, as well as its low monthly subscription fee of $7.99. Many of it films feature closed captioning.

1. I’m Sheryl a fresh graduate and I started working last June 2011 in a start-up call center located here in Ortigas CBD. Since I started working, I noticed that I’ve been working almost 10 hours a day because my Supervisor would normally advise me to stay and work extra hours and yet I am not being paid for the extra hours that I’ve worked for. Am I entitled to overtime pay? If Yes, What can I do?

Answer:

Hi Sheryl! Thank you for sending me your email inquiry about Overtime Pay. There are still a lot of employees out there like you who is still “in-the-dark” with regards to what Overtime Pay (OT Pay) is all about.

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