What to do in an eye emergency
Specks in the Eye -Don’t rub the affected eye. -Flush the eye with lots of water. -See a doctor if the speck doesn’t wash out. Cuts, Punctures, and…
Month: March 2018
March is Workplace Eye Health and Safety Month Take a moment to review eye protection
The estimates vary, but most authorities say there are at least 1,000 eye injuries in American workplaces each day and that number could be low by half….
Homeowners are using their equity for improvements
American homeowners have finally recovered from the Great Recession and a recent study from Black Knight Data and Analytics shows that homeowners now have…
The danger of financially dependent children
As many as 73 percent of parents with adult kids have given them money during the previous year, according to Time. It’s one statistic that hints at the…
Getting rid of the penny
Eliminating the penny from circulation would save everyone time and money, according to the Brookings Institute. As recently as the 1940s a penny had the…
Moneywise: Put retirement before future college funding
It is more important to securely fund retirement accounts than to save heavily for a child’s college education, according to USA Today. This might sound…
How to cope with small business burn out
Entrepreneurs often have no problem jumping head first into their business, working long hours, and keeping things running through sheer force of will….
Corporate experience aids small business owners
Many entrepreneurs are in a hurry to get away from corporate life to start their own small business but Inc. Magazine uses two ex-Goldman Sachs employees…
Starting a new job off right
Get started on the right track with a new job by doing homework before the first day, getting a lay of the land, establishing a routine with supervisors,…
Mixing in: etiquette for after work events
Off-the-clock receptions and cocktail hours are still work related, experts say, so bring your work manners even after hours. How people handle these…