It’s always news when the Pope publicly encourages women to breastfeed their babies in the Sistine Chapel. He does this often, and did it yet again this past Sunday. This from a USAToday article: During his homily, the pope likened the word of God to “substantial food,” that would help children grow well. He took [...]
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On a recent 60 Minutes episode, Ivanka Trump told reporter Lesley Stahl that: “Wage equality, childcare. These are things that are very important for me.” Well, a new national survey on the disparity between women’s and men’s pay and opportunities for advancement may add fuel to her passion. PayScale, a salary and benefits data company, today released its [...]
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Neither Clinton or Trump have been spending lots of time addressing the gig economy. But it turns out, many voters aren’t big on the gigs, aka contract jobs. A report released this week by the National Employment Law Project found that most voters see the growth in contracting out labor as a “serious problem that has harmed [...]
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Get paid to play video games Are you curious about video gaming jobs? Well am here to tell you that becoming a video game tester that get paid to play video games could be harder than you think unless you’ve got certain perspective/knowledge about the industry. Obviously, if you’re searching …
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It’s not easy to adapt to school or changing careers at 30 or any age even high school for that matter. It’s a brand new environment with new individuals. Occasionally fitting in isn’t easy. That is an excellent article to read if this seems like you. Here are certain tips …
Read More »Great Ideas About College From The Experts
High school is over and you’re about to graduate. One of the first things you need to do is to pick out which college you want to attend. Not all colleges are created equal and the choice you make could have an affect on the education you receive. Keep reading …
Read More »6 Travel Tips for Your International Internship From a Responsible Parent
I am a mother of a 19-year-old, who wants to travel abroad to be engaged in an international internship. I think it’s a great idea for students to intern abroad to shape their careers and gain real life, hands-on experience. However, if they have never travelled alone, their parents, like me, likely have a concern [...]
Read More »Cuba: A new horizon for co-op placements and internships
It has now been announced that at least two Florida ferry companies will now be permitted to offer service from Florida to Cuba. This is yet another step closer to a day when Americans will be able to travel freely to Cuba. For now, there are restrictions, but Americans wishing to travel to Cuba for [...]
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In business, everyone is after a competitive advantage. When recruiting, all companies, no matter the industry, are looking for people who can help give them that edge. Ask yourself how you are different from the hundreds or thousands who will be competing against you for the best jobs in your industry. If you are honest [...]
Read More »How to choose the right post-secondary school
Statistics show that most students who drop out of University, do so in their first year. In fact, most drop out in their first semester. What is the number one reason? Grades. How is it possible that students who achieve an 80-90% average in high school, find themselves struggling with a C-average in their first [...]
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