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Why health incentives are a work perk you shouldn’t overlook

Why health incentives are a work perk you shouldn’t overlook

When it comes to employee benefits and work perks, it’s not always enough to stick to the basics. Three quarters of employees say they’re more likely to stay with their employer because of their benefit program and 35 percent of millennials have turned down job offers because they were dissatisfied with the benefits offered. In

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From lackluster office décor to irritating office jargon: The biggest office complaints

From lackluster office décor to irritating office jargon: The biggest office complaints

Anyone who works in an office can rattle off a list of what frustrates them about their work space or coworkers. And these irritations likely interfere with employees’ ability to get things done. That’s one of our conclusions from a recent original survey we undertook using the Google Opinion Rewards app. Over the course of

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We want more flex time: The work perk employees can’t get enough of

We want more flex time: The work perk employees can’t get enough of

As the modern workforce continues to evolve, U.S. workers have made something very clear: They want more flex time. Research shows workers want to cut ties with their cubicle for 8 hours a day in favor of flexible hours, flexible work locations, and/or full- or part-time remote work in order to save time, reduce commute

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Clerical work through the years

From secretary to administrative assistant: How the admin role has evolved over time

Gone are the days when secretaries took dictation on Steno pads and transcribed correspondence on manual typewriters. Today’s administrative professionals rely on state-of-the-art technology to perform their day-to-day duties. In addition to organizing meetings, planning events, and creating and giving presentations, many perform tasks ranging from database and website maintenance to videoconferencing. And less than

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Color code your way to an organized workspace with office products

Color code your way to an organized workspace with office products

When the workspace becomes chaotic, color may offer a solution. Adapting a color-coded system will organize your office and make it easier to track and access information. Read about the psychological properties of colors, plus strategies to organize by color. Psychological properties of colors Before applying a color-coded system to the office, learn the meaning

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