It’s a proven fact that women comprise half the workplace. And it’s even more documented that women make less than men, even if they occupy the same position. Over and over again, these reports can be seen and yet no one seems to want to rectify the issue. Instead of coughing up the dough to … Continue reading »
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Two Years Later…Reflections of Being Laid Off
It’s been two years since I have been laid off. I feel immensely blessed because there are so many people out there that are unemployed and don’t know where their next meal is going to come from. Some people may think it’s strange that I make a big deal out of noting when I became … Continue reading »
New Year Resolutions err…Decisions
It’s that time of the year again when everyone considers changes that they can make in their lives. More than 40 to 45% of Americans go as far as making New Year’s Resolutions. And yet, many of those who make solemn vows to lose weight, give up smoking or stop procrastinating, often give up less … Continue reading »
Shots Have Side Effects?
I worried enough for the entire family. After two days of taking Tylenol for the pain, Syd is back to her normal self, but I can’t help but think that something in those shots made her that way. Was it the amount of the shots or a specific shot that caused her to not be able to walk? Continue reading »
Working From Home Policies
Recently my department underwent a “change of the guard” if you will and in a way so did the working from home policy. While it was always “unofficial,” the ability to use this privilege has become more difficult. In my earnest to continue to work from home, I looked up some working from home policies and learned that there are many people out there just like me.
