Always look on the bright side of the life

Article Abstract:

Interesting new research has uncovered the fact that Britons are way too gloomy about their risk of death. According to a survey the mortality statistics shows that high levels of mental strain lead women to die earlier and for men getting married reduced the chance of early death.

Mortality, Women, Surveys, Women's health

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The price we pay for freedom

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Inequality in wages is thought to be immoral according to some but others believe it sharpens the effectiveness of capitalism and thus benefits us all. The author believes the system makes society efficient and is the price we pay for freedom.

Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Social Security, Ethical aspects, Quality of life, Wealth

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Rank is what matters

Article Abstract:

Your ranking in the company's salary hierarchy and the top executive's salary determine the level of job satisfaction. Andrew Oswald discusses the linkage between rank and job satisfaction.

Personnel administration, Business, Venture Analysis, Risk assessment, Human resource management, Compensation and benefits, Business enterprises, Company personnel management, Job satisfaction, Salary

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