A meeting room is a space designed for people to come together for discussions. These discussions may involve the exchange of ideas for projects, disclosure of updates, clarification of business matters and anything that has to do with business processes. Some meeting rooms may even be versatile enough to host small, intimate events. Ultimately, the […]
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The #MeToo movement has inspired many people to come forward with their stories in the pursuit of beating sexual harassment. Unfortunately, harassment is still a very real problem everywhere, especially in workplaces. There are two types of sexual harassment in the workplace: quid pro quo and hostile environment sexual harassment. Between the two, quid pro
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The terms “graveyard shift” and “night shift jobs” often get a mixed response from people in the workforce. After all, not everyone is keen on the idea of working long hours at night. Most night shift jobs start as early as 7 PM and last as late as 10 AM. So when your friends are
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Business owners must understand the relationship between the cost of your products and services and the returns on your investment. One way to gauge this aspect of the business is to understand the marginal benefit, a concept in economics. A thorough understanding of marginal benefit sets your business for financial success. The shorter version of
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Financial responsibility is a lesson many parents wish to impart well on their kids at an early age. Traditionally, piggy banks and savings accounts are just some of the many ways parents teach their kids about wise spending and smart investments. But with the conversation of financial responsibility and children also comes the topics of
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When you were young, were you one of those kids who would enthusiastically answer “Firefighter!” when an adult asked you “What do you want to be when you grow up?” For a child, the occupation seems adventurous, especially when you see adults riding in big red trucks and courageously putting out big fires. As an
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eBay sellers are no strangers to eBay watching, aka a phenomenon when eBay buyers are interested in a product but aren’t ready to place a bid or click the “Buy It Now” button. Since they aren’t quite buyers, people who practice eBay watching are known as eBay watchers. Sellers have mixed feelings about eBay watching.
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In the world of real estate, loans are a permanent fixture. Ideally, people can buy or build their dream home without the need for a loan. Realistically, navigating the financial aspect of building or buying a home is a challenge, especially if you need the funds immediately or do not qualify for other forms of
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So PayPal put your money on hold and you’re here searching for answers. PayPal has made secure payment easier for both buyers and sellers. Its security measures, however, can result in PayPal keeping your money on hold. Despite a sale going through successfully, you may not have access to your funds. Fortunately, you’re not alone
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Whether you are a stock market newbie or a stock market veteran new to online trading, you’ve probably heard the term “Buy to Close” and “buy to open.” Along with those terms, you’re also probably familiar with “open to buy,” “sell to buy” and “sell to close.” They sound like real estate terms but these
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