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Tired of having limited employment options due to a lack of a GED or High School Diploma? The Corridor workforce is highly educated1, and not having this credential can hurt your chances moving up. That said, there are some options - and it's not too late to get started. It will take some courage and dedication, and a real commitment. Ready for a change? Here are local resources that can help you fit your schooling into your schedule.
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Despite a generally positive economic outlook, many Americans are feeling the pinch in their wallets every time they fill up their tank, buy groceries, or pay their rent. The reality is that maintaining financial stability is a pressing problem for many Americans. Yet the numbers tell a different story. The difference between how people feel about their financial wellness and what the numbers say they should feel about their income and expenses depends on who you ask.
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If you’re looking to start a career in the restaurant or food service industry, you may have seen job postings that mention ServSafe certification as a requirement. But what exactly is ServSafe, why do employers ask for it, and how can you get certified? Let’s break it down in this helpful guide. What is ServSafe Certification? ServSafe is a nationally recognized food safety training program developed by the National Restaurant Association.
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This article was originally published by Isabela Joyce on The Gazette on Sep, 2024. It can be difficult to balance a healthy lifestyle and a full-time job, here are some important areas to focus on when it comes to your health at your workplace: Physical well-being tips for full-time workers Standing desk or walking pad. Revolutionize the way employees work with standing or treadmill desks, allowing them to stand or even walk while they work.
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