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5 Ways to Save Money This Holiday Season (Without Disappointing Anyone)

Success

So, the holidays and all the cheerful “requirements” that come with it, from gift-giving for dozens of people to taking time off work, can just add another layer of stress in a season meant for joy and relaxation. Exhausted Americans are saying enough to the holiday extras. It’s time to have the talk and not feel bad about it.

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8 Work-Life Balance Myths

Ian's Messy Desk

For example, if an employee reduces their work hours, they may not be willing or interested in taking a position or promotion that requires extended travel. If flexibility and empathy are given to the employee by the employer – then stress related absence could be reduced for a start. The employee will give more.

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5 steps for getting back on track after an unplanned absence

Ian's Messy Desk

Comment by Ian McKenzie on May 30, 2007 @ 1:13 pm I’ve had similar experiences after trips; I travel to customer sites and while I’m onsite, I can’t typically keep up with the things I usually do when I’m in the office, so I find myself going through a similar process.

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The workation is taking off – but it needs the right tech to make it effective

Workplace Insight

For the unfamiliar, a ‘workation’ is essentially taking advantage of remote working to blend work and a holiday. This could involve taking a summer holiday, and then working from the destination for a further week or two. Having the right workation set up is a key part of this.