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Seven ways to deal with workplace stress

cipHR

How significant is the problem of workplace stress? Failing to get enough sleep, money worries, health concerns, and family problems were all cited as additional stressors that are affecting employees’ productivity and happiness at work. Is there a way to change this situation, or how you prepare for it, so that it’s less stressful?

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I Was a Child Therapist. Here’s How I Parent Children With Mental Illnesses — and How I Had to Overcome My Own Biases.

Thrive Global

And though our culture seems to be making progress toward reducing the stigma surrounding mental illness, many of us think of mental-health problems as something that affects other people, not us. I can’t count the number of parenting books I’ve read. Therapy is a place to learn how to do that.

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Recruiting Q&As from Bamboo HR’s Employee Experience Week

Workable

Guest: What is the best question to ask potential employees about retention in the office? To clarify, are you asking how to respond about retention at your company if the answer is not positive? Show your value as an employer, in terms of what that candidate can gain from making such a move. Candidate experience. Melissa: Hi!

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100 Top Resilience Quotes That’ll Fire You Up Instantly

Vantage Circle

If your heart is broken, make art with the pieces. No matter how much falls on us, we keep plowing ahead. It is really wonderful how much resilience there is in human nature. It’s your reaction to adversity, not adversity itself that determines how your life’s story will develop. Alain de Botton. Shane Koyczan.

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Part 4: The New Discourse of Work: Personal Realisation

Sergio Caredda

I have then explored the framework of The Discourses of Work that I built, to underline how the meaning of Work evolved through history. With this fifth article in the series, I want to explore the New Discourse of Work that is currently emerging. And I truly hope I can count on your feedback and suggestions on this topic.