Health Fitness

Links Between Stress Shift Work And Serotonin Levels

The 21st Century is best characterized by the advent of ultra-modern technology, global commercial and business, and the unstoppable desire to get and stay ahead. Because of these factors, business corporations compete in a world where the economy is active 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This phenomenon created a demand for employees that would work even during…

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Home Improvement

Roofing Insurance Considerations

You should be under no illusions; roofing can be a dangerous job. Working at such heights and often in some fairly extreme conditions means that workers are put at risk on a fairly regular basis. If a company is held liable for any injuries or accidents to workers then without worker’s compensation insurance they may be forced to pay out…

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Web Hosting

Temp Agency Companies

Temp agencies have taken on the role as mediators between businesses and potential employees, striving to provide quality workers to help businesses in their times of need. Due to the unique relationship between these two structures, it is often difficult to determine which structure is in charge and whose rules to follow. In response to this problem, many temp agencies…

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Society

If You Get Paid Your Work Is Not Done

If you are one of the 156 million workers in America who gets a paycheck, it may pay to take part in a new online payroll survey. The “Getting Paid In America” survey, sponsored by the American Payroll Association, gives America’s workers more than just a chance to win a free paycheck and a trip to Las Vegas. It also…

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Writing

Back To Back Two Good Reads On Entry Level Leadership And Culture

This month, I read two books back to back: Soldier’s Heart by Elizabeth Samet and Punching In by Alex Frankel. Both of these works are an excellent introduction into entry-level corporate culture and leadership development. Soldier’s Heart is a civilian English professor’s take on the leadership culture of West Point, based on her 10 years experience as a faculty member.…

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Weddings

High Visibility Work Wear

The right kind of work wear in any industry or factory is important to provide ease and comfort and most importantly, safety. High visibility work wear is therefore a necessity for workers working in and around roads and other areas with high traffic. The purpose behind high visibility work wear is in the name itself; ensure that the person is…

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Personal Finance

Straight Facts On Financing Your Retirement

According to a recent global survey by AXA Equitable, American workers are confident, but not well-informed, about their financial outlook in retirement. For example, 60 percent of workers believe their retirement income will be sufficient, but only one in five actually knows what that income will be. Workers’ confidence may come from watching their parents live well in retirement: •…

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Time Management

Further Adventures In Framing

To further illustrate the persuasive power of framing, I’ve chosen a few pretty hot topics. I’m hoping to stir us all up a little. Everybody knows about the world’s ‘oldest profession’ and whether you’re an opponent or proponent, it’s not going anywhere. Prostitution is illegal in most of the U.S. and unfortunately is connected to drugs and violence, disease and…

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Leadership

Empowered Leadership

It seems that every decade or so there is some new fad the runs through the business world in terms of supervision and in the world of diversity management, downsizing, outsourcing, generational work conflicts and the information age, things are even more complicated than ever before. No longer does a one size fits all leadership model really work. We can’t…

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Excavation Equipment

Trench Digging

Digging trenches is one of the oldest types of work with both construction and excavating. Prior to World War 2, trenches were dug by hand. As workers dug the trenches deeper, the sides needed to be shored or supported, to keep the walls of the trench from caving in. Following the World War, several innovations were made in backhoes, and…

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