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There seems to have been an explosion of positive employment news that’s left skeptics wondering, Is this news too good to be true? and job seekers, workers crying foul. While we are not out of the woods yet, President Barack Obama was cautiously optimistic in…

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I’ve written my fair share of articles aboutA annoying co-workers.A Really, I have. I admit it.A  Yet, I like my colleagues quite a bit, even when their interesting conversations distract me from getting work done…or maybe because of that—I don’t know. Either way, co-workers often get a…

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We get it: The economy sucks. But, new research suggests that maybe, just maybe, it’s starting to get better. Forty-one percent of workers who were laid off from full-time jobs in the last three months reported they found a new full-time, permanent position while another…

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We keep hearing encouraging news in terms of the U.S. economy showing signs of stabilization.A 48 percent of workers who were laid off from full-time jobs in the last three months have found new full-time positions Recruiter. We found out that in an effort to use…

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The good news? Only 14 percent of employers plan to increase headcount in the next three months. The bad news? Another 14 percent plan to reduce headcount. The goodA andA bad news? 64 percent of employers expect no change in headcount. Translation: This group isn’t planning on…

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Try to have a conversation about your job without complaining about your boss or griping about the little things just eat at your nerves. Like peanut butter and jelly or Ricky and Lucy, work and complaints belong together. Due to the nature of my job,…

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Nutritional experts recommend that everyone eats a bushel of vegetables each day and a serving of protein no bigger than a thimble. (I’m paraphrasing.) Also, throw in different oils to balance out your diet. Don’t forget to get your 30-60 minutes of moderate exercise each day….

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