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How A Motivational Coach Can Help You Plan For Retirement
It seems that not so long ago, retirement followed a predictable path of collecting a pension and enjoying some well-deserved leisure time. These days, however, an economic down turn that resulted in thousands of lay offs, in addition to mounting debt has changed the predictable path of retirement for many baby boomers, leaving many unsure…
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Four Sales Strategies Your Salespeople Need to Know
Most — if not all — companies today have employed the services of sales recruiters, sales consulting firms or sales training companies at some point to help optimize their sales staff. This is because the services these companies offer have been proven to be helpful, whether it’s providing high-quality employees to fill vacant positions or…
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Does Your Community Need a HOA Management Service?
In 2012, there were an estimated 325,203 homeowners associations in the United States. At that time, around 25.9 million homeowners, or 63.4 million individuals, were members of these various associations. Of these millions, a small percentage were likely elected to serve on their local homeowners association boards. Unfortunately, most homeowners are not prepared or adequately…
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How To Adjust Your Office Chair for Maximum Comfort
Well-adjusted quality office chairs result in healthier, more comfortable, and even more productive workers. But how can you know the best way to adjust your chair? The guidelines below will have you in ship shape in no time. Elbow Measure – Sit as comfortably close to your desk as possible, with your upper arms parallel…
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How to Prevent Construction-Related Injuries and Deaths
A reported 4,209 workers were killed on the job in 2011 alone. Of this number, a significant portion were part of the construction industry: statistics show that one in five workplace fatalities involves a construction worker. For this reason, it is imperative that construction companies and their workers are properly trained and equipped to prevent…
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Options for Companies That Need Office Space
A small office space can be a hindrance if you are a business that is bursting at the seams. Even small or new businesses might find that a small office space will not work for them. There are options around this. Two options that a business owner can look into are virtual office rentals and…
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Protect Your Construction Employees with Safety Equipment and Gear
The Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) has reported that at least 1,000 construction workers are injured on the job every year. Unfortunately, the true number is likely much higher: in 2001, there were 481,400 non-fatal injuries related to construction jobs. Moreover, as one of the most dangerous jobs, numerous tasks can end in death,…
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Four Great SEO Tips Your Company Can Use in 2014
There has never been a better time to get your company involved with the world of search engine optimization and online marketing. Because search engines are the most popular Internet activity in the world along with email, taking advantage of this massive audience of consumers is essential to success. But SEO is also a constantly-evolving…
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The Low-Down on Human Resources
Human resources are ever-present in current businesses and agencies, however often times people do not understand the functions surrounding human resources, and really what there is about human resources that we use and appreciate. So how did human resources positions and departments develop, and what are their benefits to the public? There are many ways…
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Commercial Refrigeration Compressors
From its humble beginnings in 1914 when a Detroit, Michigan engineer named Nathaniel B. Wales unveiled a prototype for a refrigeration unit that was both practical and that used electricity, to today, the refrigerator has become an item of necessity. By 1916, Alfred Mellowes had invented a refrigerator that was self-contained and that featured a…