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Step Up for Walk to Work Week 2014

By Paperstone on 8 May 2014 in Fun, Office Workers with 0 Comments
Step Up for Walk to Work Week 2014

Those boots are made for walking – so best feet forward for National Walk to Work Week (May 12-16). You can keep fit, reduce your carbon footprint, and enjoy a bit of team bonding with a special workplace walking challenge. Taking part is free, but you can use the opportunity to raise money for charity […]

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New Employment Opportunities for Those with Autism

By Paperstone on 28 April 2014 in Office Workers with 0 Comments
New Employment Opportunities for Those with Autism

Doors may be opening for people with autism to join the world of paid work in increasing numbers. Some employers who want attention to detail are actively looking for autistic employees, it has been revealed. The Wall Street Journal reports there is a new trend is to see autism as an asset in the workplace, […]

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Hate Your Job? Here’s Some Survival Tips

By Paperstone on 25 April 2014 in Office Workers with 0 Comments
Hate Your Job? Here’s Some Survival Tips

Ever been stuck in a job you hated? If you’re unhappy at work here are a few tips to help you get through the day. Tip Number One: Get up early. It’s counter-intuitive I know, but getting up really early gives you some ‘me time’ before you have to leave for the office. You can […]

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Allergies in the Office – Beware of Workplace Hazards

By Paperstone on 16 April 2014 in Office Workers with 0 Comments
Allergies in the Office – Beware of Workplace Hazards

Do you sit near a photocopier or printer in your office? Both these items of equipment have been known to give off fumes which could cause a reaction – especially if you have allergic airways. So if you have been diagnosed with asthma or rhinitis, try to keep away from office machines which use chemicals. […]

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Calm Down, Dear – It’s Only a Job

By Paperstone on 18 March 2014 in Office Life, Office Workers with 0 Comments
Calm Down, Dear – It’s Only a Job

If you have a high-powered, demanding job, and you feel stressed out, try some of the following tips recommended by experts: Take time “off the grid” – go offline, and turn your mobile off too. You can’t do this during your contracted working hours, but you can do it in the evenings and at weekends. […]

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Grandparents as Childminders

By Paperstone on 28 February 2014 in Office Workers with 0 Comments
Grandparents as Childminders

Elderly Brits are saving the day for hard-pressed working couples with kids. Almost 10 million grandparents mind their grandchildren for nothing to help their adult children make ends meet. A new survey by insurance group RIAS reveals the pivotal role played by British grandmas and grandpas. The number of grandparents providing free childcare has rocketed […]

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Super Commuter

By Paperstone on 13 February 2014 in Office Workers with 0 Comments
Super Commuter

Think your morning commute is a pain? Spare a thought for Gary Egan from South Wales, who travels 370 miles a day to work.The 46-year-old father of two sets his alarm for 3.30 am every morning. Then he travels from his home in picturesque Porthcawl to work as Head of Production for Rocket Graphics in […]

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Wednesday Is The New Friday 13th!

By Paperstone on 27 November 2013 in Office Workers with 0 Comments
Wednesday Is The New Friday 13th!

Office workers need to beware of Wednesdays as it seems to be the most dangerous day of the working week. A new study suggests employees are twice as likely to hurt themselves or fall ill on a Wednesday as any other weekday. Physiotherapy provider Physio Med, who carried out the research, blames stress and fatigue […]

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National Stress Awareness Day

By Paperstone on 6 November 2013 in Office Workers with 0 Comments
National Stress Awareness Day

Getting stressed is now the biggest cause of absence from work- and National Stress Awareness Day will highlight this growing problem on November 6th. A survey by Aviva shows six in ten UK employees regularly work beyond their contracted hours, putting in an average of 1.5 hours overtime a day. Nearly one in four claim […]

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Up Tight at Work?

By Paperstone on 4 November 2013 in Office Workers with 0 Comments
Up Tight at Work?

Women are being urged not to be ‘uptight’ and worried about wearing pantyhose for work. American etiquette guru, Emily Post, says tights and stockings can be left at home. “Bare legs with a knee-length skirt is 21st century work appropriate”, says the legendary Emily. Emily Post has been revered for her advice on modern manners […]

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