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Remote working has so many advantages, both for the company and workers. However, there is one thing that is missing: the social connection. The connection can be so important for the work process. Luckily, there are some ways to stay connected with your coworkers even if you are miles apart. Let’s find out more!
We all know the name of the virus that is the talk of the world as of late, which means that everybody is in full panic mode right now. Relax, friend. Although the unknown is a little scary, that doesn’t mean that everyone needs to fly into a fit of hysteria. If we each do our part to practice good habits, then we can keep the worst of it at bay.
Filing a worker compensation case is a very delicate task. Any wrong or incomplete detail can be disastrous for the filer. Thankfully, a worker’s compensation lawyer can do that for you. But many other mistakes can cause you to pay your medical bills out of your own pocket. So, it’s better to be safe than sorry.
Almost every golfer has dreams of winning the US open and turning their hobby into a profession. It’s certainly an attractive career dream, but even if you’re good enough, how do you get to share the green with the best players in the world and earn those big bucks? There are some clear steps that many pro golfers take, but they may not be accessible to everyone. However, if you’ve got skill, determination, and a career roadmap all laid out, your chances of turning pro are much more likely. If you’ve got a drive to rival Tiger Woods and you’re a genius on the green, here’s what you need to know.
For a vast number of post-9/11 generation of veterans, the experience of coming back to civilian life has been markedly different than any previous generation of servicemembers in our country’s history. There are no parades or protests; instead, there is just anonymity.
Though anyone in the community of post-9/11 veterans will tell you that the needs of this generation differ from those who come before. This is not only due to the situation on the home front, where most of the country has forgotten about the “Forever Wars” but also the fact that many veterans are trying to integrate after the experiences of multiple tours.
While many sites provide help and support for veterans dealing with the mental and physical ramifications of their time in the duty; there remains a need to help veterans find employment after their time in the armed forces is over.
If you find yourself recently separated from active duty, then read on as here are nine online tools vets can use to get a job.
I have never been a big fan of math, I am normally more of a writer and reader, but when it comes to running your own business or running anyone’s business, accounting is a major part of its success. Therefore, if you are good at math or want to run your own business one day, you need to know what it takes to become an accountant, how to apply or hire one, and what the going salary should be for the position.
When working on a job for some business you can be classified as an employee or independent contractor. There are guidelines set by government that determines the proper classification. The classification determines what benefits you will receive, what type and how much tax you will need to pay and so on. That is why it is important that you pay close attention to your classification and take appropriate action if you are not classified correctly.
Many people look down and scorn individuals who have autism, believing that they’ll never make anything of themselves in society. This is a terrible way to think; autistic individuals may act a little differently, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t capable of functioning in society.
If you yourself are autistic or you have a friend or family member who is, their different ways of viewing the world may make them the perfect candidates for certain jobs. Here are three skills that autistic people tend to excel at, making it easier for them to carve their way towards certain occupations.
In today’s gig economy, working part-time from home as an employee or as an independent contractor has become a way of life for many, including Single parents, Full-time students, Stay-at-home parents and retirees.
Whether people need schedule flexibility, the “extra” income or to do something personally and professionally fulfilling with their spare time, working remotely is the solution.
Luckily there is plenty of remote work out there – one recent survey indicates that remote work opportunities have increased over 91% over the last 10 years and over 159% over the last 12 years. More than 50% of the workforce in the U.S. reports that working remotely is a standard operating procedure.
Competition is the one thing that never runs out in the job market. Applicants need to compete with each other to get the job they want. All candidates have to do this regardless of the position they are seeking, whether they are fresh graduates or experienced candidates.
If you are currently looking for a job, standing out from the competition should be your priority. Since the resume is the first thing that HR and recruitment professionals look at when screening applicants, having one that stands out and grabs their attention will give you the edge you need.
It will also open that highly-sought window of opportunity that will enable you to proceed to the next steps of the recruitment process.
