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Category Archives: employment
10 Productivity Tips for Self-Employed People
Staying productive is one of those skills no one teaches you in school but you have to learn. It’s especially important if you’re self-employed or a telecommuter because you usually find yourself performing many different jobs, each with their own … Continue reading
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Tagged productivity, self-employed, time management
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How Bartering Can Work
Source: Capital Solutions Bancorp Blog Bartering is enjoying a comeback in cash-strapped times. Instead of spending cash to get whatever products and services you need, trade your specialty for products and services. Before proceeding with bartering, continue with your cash … Continue reading
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Navigating Through Hard Times
It’s hard to pick up a paper or listen to the news these days without seeing another factory laying off workers or another company downsizing their office staff. In many cases, businesses are just shutting their doors, and the effect … Continue reading
First Ever “Official” DOL Disability Unemployment Stats Available
from JFActivist by JFA Moderator Check it out: The first ever “official†DOL unemployment rate for people with disabilities will be released on Friday, February 6, 2009 at 8:30. This data is the result of the US Census’ monthly Current Population … Continue reading
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Tagged disability, disability news, employment
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Advice for the Accidental Entreprenuer
from The Entrepreneurial Mind My column in the Tennessean this week is for all of you accidental entrepreneurs out there. The recession is creating many “accidental entrepreneurs” — people who suddenly find themselves out of work with no viable option … Continue reading
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Tagged entrepreneur, self-employment, small business
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Are You Stuck In A Mental Rut With Your Small Business? Learn How We Got Out
Every entrepreneur has gone through it at least once. It’s not pleasant. It’s not fun. But things will go wrong and you will feel like quitting. Especially early on when your business is fragile, it doesn’t take much to get … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, entrepreneurs, self-employment
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Blogging For A Living
VIA Penmachine.com Shine Your Own Shoes Just slightly over a year ago, I tried to answer a question realistically, not for myself, but for numerous people who ask me. The question was: can you make money from blogging and podcasting? … Continue reading
The ADA: Your Employment Rights as an Individual With a Disability
I received an e-mail recently requesting a link for information about the 2008 Disabilities Act and once I found it, I thought I’d share it here as well. VIA The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Notice Concerning The Americans With … Continue reading
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Tagged ADA, advocacy, disability rights, employment, self-employment
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