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Before taking a job, consider more than just the salary. Determine whether the benefits fit your needs and interests. Evaluating your total compensation package includes your salary and benefits. Health insurance, a retirement plan, and paid time off (PTO) support your quality of life. A 2023 report by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)…
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Every job has ups and downs. However, having more negative experiences at work than positive ones is a serious issue. Having your job dominate your thoughts is a significant problem. This can impact your time away from the office. If you are miserable at work, it may be time to look for a new job.…
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You may be tempted to quit after a bad day at work. You might be tired of issues involving your manager, coworkers, or increasing workload. However, it is best not to quit your job without considering the consequences first. You likely would regret your decision the next day. Consider the following five reasons not to…
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Is finding a new job one of your New Year’s resolutions? If so, now is the time to start looking. January is typically the busiest month for hiring. As a result, you should begin your job search today. Keep in mind that other job seekers are actively looking for roles. Therefore, you should look for…
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Having a list of job references ready for employers helps with your job search. Hiring managers want to know how you benefitted previous organizations and how you can benefit theirs. Knowing whom to choose and how to ask is important. This helps you share the information the manager is looking for. Implement these three tips…
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Developing a culture of safety needs to be every manufacturing employee’s top priority. Maintaining a safe work environment reduces the risks of illness and injury among team members. This saves individuals and the company time and money on employee absences, medical expenses, and related issues. Promoting a culture of safety needs to be a mindset…
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Chronic stress is the main cause of employee burnout. Ongoing exposure to high levels of stress typically results in feeling tired, lacking motivation, and not wanting to work. If left untreated, chronic stress can lead to physical and mental health concerns. Examples include headaches, stomachaches, anxiety, and depression. Fortunately, there are steps you can take…
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After you receive a verbal job offer, you likely will receive an email with the written offer. Whether you read over the information and decide to accept or decline the offer, request more information, or negotiate, you need to respond in a reasonable amount of time. Knowing what to include and some suggested formats for…
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Everyone has bad days at work. But, if those bad days are stacking up, you may be ready for a change. Here are three telltale signs you should start a job search sooner rather than later. You Dread Going to Work Of course, most people prefer Friday afternoons to Monday mornings. However, if you spend…
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