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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: Is Pay Still Number One?
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Friday, March 03, 2006. Is Pay Still Number One? In a departure from surveys that tell us that pay has risen to the top of the employee "what I want" list, comes this story from the UK. According to the online edition of the Globe and Mail. In an article entitled " Workers Want More Flexible Arrangements. Almost half said they would be willing to give up some pay to get a more flexible working arrangement". For information ...
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: March 2006
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Friday, March 03, 2006. Is Pay Still Number One? In a departure from surveys that tell us that pay has risen to the top of the employee "what I want" list, comes this story from the UK. According to the online edition of the Globe and Mail. In an article entitled " Workers Want More Flexible Arrangements. Almost half said they would be willing to give up some pay to get a more flexible working arrangement". For information ...
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: June 2005
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Wednesday, June 15, 2005. Dull Work Can Kill You. According to a study conducted by Dr Harry Hemingway, of University College London Medical School, reported in the Business News section of News.com.au. Some workers may actually do themselves a favor by NOT showing up for work. Apparently dull jobs CAN kill you. Posted by Stand-Up Guy @ 6:24 AM. Is Pay Still Number One? Uh, Im Really Feeling Sick Today.
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: Uh, I'm Really Feeling Sick Today
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Wednesday, July 20, 2005. Uh, I'm Really Feeling Sick Today. Our friends at Hudson. Report something that should not be a revelation for most of us . . . namely that 30% of those employed are "playing hooky" (taking a "mental health" day) at least once a year, often with their managers turning a blind eye to their behavior. Posted by Stand-Up Guy @ 5:38 PM. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. This site ex...
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: July 2005
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Wednesday, July 20, 2005. Uh, I'm Really Feeling Sick Today. Our friends at Hudson. Report something that should not be a revelation for most of us . . . namely that 30% of those employed are "playing hooky" (taking a "mental health" day) at least once a year, often with their managers turning a blind eye to their behavior. Posted by Stand-Up Guy @ 5:38 PM. Is Pay Still Number One? Uh, Im Really Feeling Sick Today. This blo...
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: March 2005
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Tuesday, March 22, 2005. Sick Days (Away from Work) Appear to Be a Thing of the Past. Fears concerning job security keep people at the office or plant even when common sense dictates that a day at home might put them on the road to good health. Workspan Weekly, the online publication of WorldatWork (formerly the American Compensation Association) reported the following on March 15, 2005:. 23 percent No, I put my health first.
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: January 2005
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Sunday, January 30, 2005. Correlation Between Vacation and Job Satisfaction? We were struck by the statistics presented by Hudson Global Resources. In the January 2005 Issue of Baseline. Came in August (23%). Since August is typically viewed as a "vacation month" in the U.S. as well as Europe, we began to wonder about the potentially positive effects of vacation on retention. Posted by Stand-Up Guy @ 11:56 AM. Imagine our s...
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: Where Are They Really Taking Those Eight Days?
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Tuesday, May 24, 2005. Where Are They Really Taking Those Eight Days? According to a new study conducted by the folks at Universal Orlando Resort and Bert Sperling. Americans are foregoing 8 days of earned vacation per year on average. This is particularly prevalent in the Northeast, and in areas recently hit by tech industry collapse or experiencing significant unemployment. 1 Newark, NJ. 2 Miami, FL. 3 Bergen-Passaic, NJ.
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: May 2005
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Tuesday, May 31, 2005. Our Persistent Efforts to Create a Labour Shortage. We've all been hearing the "labor shortage" stories for some time. For example, a recent report from "down under" advises us that " Our future is no longer one of abundant labour supply; quite the opposite. Business will need to work harder to attract and retain staff. According to Andrew Taylor at FT.com. It's ironic that the portion of the workforc...
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today?: Dull Work Can Kill You
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Who Really Showed Up for Work Today? Your source for information on Presenteeism. Wednesday, June 15, 2005. Dull Work Can Kill You. According to a study conducted by Dr Harry Hemingway, of University College London Medical School, reported in the Business News section of News.com.au. Some workers may actually do themselves a favor by NOT showing up for work. Apparently dull jobs CAN kill you. Posted by Stand-Up Guy @ 6:24 AM. Our Persistent Efforts to Create a Labour Shortage.