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Ideas to Help Workers Transition from Webisode to Office Mode

With post-COVID recovery comes a new challenge facing some employers:  how to get valued people back at their desks? The problem is not straightforward but multi-layered.  While some unemployed appear to be timing enhanced benefit check extensions, many have no childcare.  Others, working remotely, seem to suffer from pandemic-related Stockholm Syndrome and feel safer at home.  Meanwhile, employers struggle to get bodies in their chairs, not …

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Re-working Today’s Must-Have Employee Benefits

It’s time to get everyone back to work.  But for employees who are among the nearly 34,000,000 who had COVID, returning might look like this: Complete recovery and happy to head back to the office, or worry and performance anxiety because after several weeks of debilitating illness, they are among the 10-30% who will suffer persistent symptoms such as fatigue, chest pain, shortness of …

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Building a Career is a Stepping Stone, Not a Bungee Jump

Imagine arriving in New York as a young man from small-town U.S.A. with dreams of becoming the next Wall Street superstar.  What happened next was not an instant leap to success but a slow slog toward achieving a vision.  In this age of “instant” everything – instant data, instant entertainment, instant friends – we learn to expect “instant success.”  But …

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Four Signs That Your Health Could Be Impacting Your Job

The pandemic’s good news is we have learned a lot about how to keep ourselves healthy.  The bad news is we are not doing a very good job at it!    Over the past year, dodging the virus was the only priority for most of us.   As a result, many of us became too stressed, tired, and overwhelmed to eat healthily or exercise …