Remote worker. Home-based employee. Outsourced contractor. Call it what you want, the common denominator these workers have is that they are not required to report to your physical office. The COVID-19 pandemic and its resulting lockdowns pushed many businesses to embrace this dynamic, prompting many experts to believe that this is the future of work. […]
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COVID-19 continues to threaten businesses all over the world. Although many would prefer to stay at home, some jobs just cannot be done remotely. Some companies need to continue operations or risk shutting down and firing their staff. Small businesses and startups are especially vulnerable to this scenario. Aside from the practices suggested by the
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Productivity is a word that gets thrown around a lot when it comes to work-related concerns. You can say that productivity and efficiency are almost the same since both concepts try to get the best output available from a specific input. In simpler terms, productivity can be measured by getting the best possible results in
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In Sardinia, many men and women live for at least 90 years, and this isn’t unusual. Besides following a Mediterranean diet, they also enjoy a glass of red wine usually during dinner while surrounded by their friends and family. While alcohol has been demonized since the Prohibition Era, wine seems to be a completely different
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The COVID-19 pandemic has made it more necessary for businesses of all sizes to embrace technology. Due to stay-at-home orders and social distancing measures, more people are shopping online or going contactless with their transactions; therefore, if your business is not equipped with technology, you could be missing out. If you do have the technology,
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There is a season to everything, even divorce. A study in Washington shows that there are two months out of the year when divorce filings appear to peak: March and August. Several theories tried to explain this phenomenon but one stood out: March and August come after winter or summer holidays. Many couples go on
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Many global brands came from a very small operation, with some even starting from an old garage. Microsoft and Amazon are good examples of such companies that seemed destined for failure but were pole-vaulted to success by a single decision. That pivotal point is often related to technology—business leverage that has changed the course of
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“Til death do you part” isn’t always brought to its intended conclusion. Some 50 percent of married couples in America end in divorce — a dismal rate. But when you have a business, you have no time to dwell on the unfortunate end to your once fairy tale story. Your most precious financial asset needs
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Vacations are a great way to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. When life gets too overwhelming, getting away from it all is a great way to recharge and re-calibrate. But what if things go awry and you get into an accident? Vacation accidents and deaths occur more than we think—a surprising
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Excavators, skid steers, loaders, lifts, power supplies, trucks, and other equipment are essential to any business. But like any resource or department, they can be streamlined for maximum versatility and efficiency. As the company pores over the balance sheets, it pays to explore and compare the costs of buying and owning equipment against leasing or
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