Office secrets: how to be savvy and discreet

Article Abstract:

Confidential information in the office environment can be about a number of issues, including a co-employee's private life. Other areas include coworker salary differences, corrupt employee practices, self-destructive coworker problems and job advice for lower level employees.

Social aspects, Management, Labor relations, Confidential communications, Office workers

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How to earn more in tightfisted times

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Women workers can improve their raises by reminding their employers of their value to the company and asking for a raise at the right moment. Flextime or increases in perquisites may be more valuable than a raise. Freelancing for a former employer can add to income.

Economic aspects, Compensation and benefits, Women, Employment, Employee benefits, Working women

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Secrets of two-career couples: how to juggle work, home and love lives

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Dual-career couples often need to schedule time to be together. Good communication is important, as is sensitivity to the way one's spouse deals with stress. Sharing chores and putting the marriage before the individuals are also discussed.

Psychological aspects, Married people, Dual-career families

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