When the Sun left your work sector last month this will often end all planetary activity on the job front for the year, especially as Mercury has long since been and gone. However, while the dynamics have shifted there are still developments unfolding and will do for the rest of the year. This is all thanks to Venus' extended stay and a retrograde phase that will continue to have implications, even though she is now back in direct motion. Venus returned to your work sector in early April for what should have been a 24 day mission to fuel your job confidence, attract opportunities and steer things in a lucrative direction. However, returning so early in the year always meant this would be a long visit. There is only so far ahead of the Sun that Venus can travel before being pulled back and this is what happened this time, with a retrograde turn in May holding her back. Venus turned retrograde three days after Saturn turned retrograde in your income sector and on the same day that the asteroid Juno moved into her final two weeks in retrograde motion in your career sector. For 14 days in May, this opened the doors to the past, second chances and untapped potential across the income, work and career fronts at the same time. {ads_delimiter}While Juno turned direct at the end of May and Venus a month later, Saturn is still in retrograde motion and will be even after he retrogrades back out of your income sector on 2nd July. With Venus back in direct motion but not leaving until 8th August and Juno in direct motion in your career sector, there is a chance for forward momentum and movement on both fronts. To have Venus in your work sector for 24 days is an advantage but to have her here for over four months is something that will have implications for the rest of the year and beyond. The Moon's return to your work sector from 16th July to 19th July is the last before Venus leaves, bringing a valuable chance to check in. You will get the same chance on the career front from 25th July to 27th July.