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“Why you should eat a healthy diet.” With Dr. William Seeds & Meredith Oppenheim

Thrive Global

Meredith, who authored a white paper A New Perspective on an Aging Industry, combines her Harvard Business School MBA training with nearly 20 years of experience working in the senior housing industry to energize and enrich the lives of boomers who are young at heart and want to remain that way. Thank you so much for doing this with us!

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Understanding and preventing incivility at work

Business Management Daily

A 2001 workplace study by Cortina, Magley, Williams, and Langhout establishes some of the most prominent impacts workers feel when mistreated by their employers, with negative outcomes affecting everything from the quality of their work to their physical and mental health. Coach and train obstinate personalities on how to be more civil.

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First Time In the Office: Helping Remote Hires Transition To On-site

Zenefits

5%: Generation Z — 2001 to 2020. You may think your Boomers will opt to retire rather than return. However, a recent survey from Harris suggests the majority would prefer to move to semi-retirement rather than leave the workforce. Here’s today’s breakdown: 2%: Traditionalists — born before 1946. 25%: Baby Boomers —1946 to 1964.

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Cost of Stress on the U.S. Economy Is $300 Billion? Says Who?

Workplace Psychology

Second, I’ve located a copy of Dr. Paul Rosch’s 2001 newsletter in which he explained his rationale for how he arrived at the $300 billion price tag. According to Dr. Rosch (2001), via the American Institute of Stress, job stress is estimated to cost U.S. That’s what I [Albrecht] have done (brazenly) in this section.

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Cost of Stress on the U.S. Economy Is $300 Billion? Says Who?

Workplace Psychology

Second, I’ve located a copy of Dr. Paul Rosch’s 2001 newsletter in which he explained his rationale for how he arrived at the $300 billion price tag. According to Rosch (2001), via the American Institute of Stress, job stress is estimated to cost U.S. That’s what I [Albrecht] have done (brazenly) in this section.

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3 Strategies for Improving Employee Productivity and Prosperity

HR Daily Advisor

What’s more, workers in the knowledge economy no longer learn in a “create and push” kind of model, meaning businesses actually need to not only provide the right tools and the right information at the right time, but they also need to train their workers how to use the tools properly.

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Kevin Schmiegel and Paul Cucinotta: “Remain focused on the mission”

Thrive Global

Kevin and Paul served together as the Executive Officer and Operations Officer in a Marine Corps Artillery Battalion from 2001 to 2003, in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. retired from the Marine Corps after 27 years of active duty service and joined Operating Gratitude as their Chief Operating Officer in January 2019.