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Nine to five
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Giving your notice: Do the right thing
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Coping with stress at work
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Jobboom Index
Québec 61,9 %
Employment situation
Fair
Ontario 0 %
Employment situation
Unfavourable
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Jobboom presents
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April 26, 2009 Edition
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Focus on
Business travel
Do you travel for business?
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Media Watch
Time management
Nine to five
Flextime backlash: activist employees work 8-hour days and ignore their Blackberries after 5 p.m. Seems all the unpaid overtime didn't enhance job security.
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Losing a job
Giving your notice: Do the right thing
A Supreme Court of Canada ruling highlights the notice employees must give when quitting. A quick exit proved costly to a gang that jumped ship.
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Managing stress
Coping with stress at work
Offense is the best defense, indeed. Bottom line contributions and self-aggrandizement are two strategies to cope with stress uncertainty.
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Jobboom Poll
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Do you travel for business?
- Yes, I drive
- Yes, I have a chauffeur
- Yes, in economy class
- Yes, in business class
- Yes, in the private jet
- No, never
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Boomerang byte
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Do you... hit snooze? This propeller-deployed, Flying Alarm Clock makes sure heavy sleepers get up for work on time.
- When the alarm goes off the plastic propeller starts to spin and lifts off the base.
- It shoots straight up, hovers for several seconds, landing in a random spot.
- The alarm continues until you get up, find the propeller and screw it back into the base.
- Although there is a snooze button, pressing it only means it will allow you to sleep for an additional seven minutes before the cycle continues.
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