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Work giving you a headache? Migraines are no joke.

By Paperstone on August 25, 2017 in Health & Wellbeing, Office Life with 0 Comments
Work giving  you a headache? Migraines are no joke.

We all have days when we complain that our work is giving us a headache – but having a proper migraine attack is no joke. Many of us don’t fully understand the symptoms and complexity of this condition, even though it affects 1 in 7 people- that’s millions of people in the UK alone! It […]

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How Friday 13th Phobia Affects the Economy

By Paperstone on August 22, 2017 in Fun, Office Life, Office Workers with 0 Comments
How Friday 13th Phobia Affects the Economy

How do you feel about Friday 13th? Is it just another date on the calendar, or do you get spooked? A surprising number of Brits are so fearful of Friday 13th that they won’t leave the house to go to work or make business transactions – and their phobia actually affects the economy. Conference call […]

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Get Clued Up On Your Finances This National Payroll Week

By Paperstone on August 18, 2017 in Office Life, Office Workers with 0 Comments
Get Clued Up On Your Finances This National Payroll Week

Payroll professionals throughout the UK are raising awareness of payday issues during National Payroll week, September 4-8. This year National Payroll Week is focused on educating employees on financial matters. People will be urged to save money regularly through their payroll, and to avoid taking out payday loans. Instead, workers will be encouraged to use […]

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3 Apps to Make the Most of Your Spare Time at Work

By Paperstone on August 17, 2017 in Office Life, Office Workers with 0 Comments
3 Apps to Make the Most of Your Spare Time at Work

Half your waking life seems to be spent in the office – so it makes sense to utilise the working day to meet a few personal objectives. Here are three suggestions for making the most of spare minutes at your desk to keep your life running efficiently. Set chores for your kids from your desk, […]

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Calling All Lefties! It’s Left Handers Day on Sunday

By Paperstone on August 11, 2017 in Fun, Office Life with 0 Comments
Calling All Lefties! It’s Left Handers Day on Sunday

Calling all lefties – it’s time to join in the protest on August 13th! No, I don’t mean a political protest – it’s time for the UK’s 28th annual Left Handers Day. Strike a blow for lefties by creating a Lefty Zone in your office. Force right-handed colleagues to step into your shoes and experience […]

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The Sprout Pencil Combines Writing and Seed Germination

By Paperstone on August 11, 2017 in Fun, Pencils & Accessories, Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
The Sprout Pencil Combines Writing and Seed Germination

Creative designs in stationery have reached a whole new level in recent times, including an eco-pencil which contains seeds for sprouting! The Sprout pencil is made of cedar, but instead of lead, it houses graphite and clay. The pencil top looks pretty standard at first glance, but it’s actually a small capsule containing three seeds. […]

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How Fraudsters Used Scotch Tape

By Paperstone on August 7, 2017 in Desktop Essentials, Fun, History of Office Supplies, Uncategorized with 0 Comments
How Fraudsters Used Scotch Tape

Scotch Tape is a very useful invention: how else would we tackle the job of wrapping up our Christmas presents every year, and clean the dust off our keyboards without using a Hoover? But this ingenious invention has a chequered history. It was once an essential piece of kit for con men, who used it […]

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123456 and Other Classic Passwords

By Paperstone on August 3, 2017 in Office Life, Security Products, Uncategorized with 0 Comments
123456 and Other Classic Passwords

Despite the many warnings we’ve had on making our passwords secure, some people never learn. A shocking survey reveals how casual some Internet users are, with almost a fifth opting for “123456”. The security firm Keeper carried out an analysis of 10 million passwords from hacked accounts. The company revealed the most insecure passwords include […]

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