The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recommends getting seven to nine hours of uninterrupted sleep per night, but that isn’t always possible. Maybe you’ve been picking up extra shifts at work or perhaps you have a new baby at home. No matter what the reason, being perpetually exhausted has become your new normal.
Working in a tired haze isn’t enjoyable, but you probably think it’s harmless. Find out why fatigue can be a serious problem for you and everyone working alongside you.
Your company can’t afford to be short-staffed, but right now, that’s exactly what’s happening. Maybe an employee just quit or perhaps you’ve received an influx of new business. Whatever the situation, you needed to hire someone yesterday. As a savvy employer, you know hiring in haste can lead to costly mistakes. The secret to avoiding this is taking on a staffing partner. Here’s what you have to gain by delegating your hiring to the experts.
Once upon a time, a standard workweek consisted of five, eight-hour shifts. This was the norm, and no one questioned it. However, things have changed.
These days, a 40-hour workweek — at least in the traditional sense — has become a bit archaic. Modern employers are switching things up, so it’s time to get with the program. Here’s a look at nontraditional scheduling options other companies are giving their workers.
Work is a huge part of your life, and when you’re not happy in your job, it can easily consume you. Right now, you dread going to work, but you’re not sure how to proceed. Maybe you just got hired or perhaps you’ve been with the company for years and are nervous about leaving.
Anxiety over changing jobs is completely normal, but sometimes it’s the best move you can make. If any of these signs sound familiar, it’s time to start searching for a new opportunity better suited to your needs.
Once upon a time, your entire staff was energetic and eager to do their jobs; however, this is no longer the case.
These days, several previously-enthused employees appear perpetually bored. They’re still getting their jobs done, but their hearts clearly aren’t in it. Not only is the quality of their work suffering, if things don’t change, you’ll likely lose them to other companies in the near future.
Here are a few tips to help these workers regain passion for their jobs.
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