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Viewing the loss of your job as a chance to re-evaluate your life and perhaps try something new is one way of finding the black cloud's silver lining. Promoted to the position of supervisor and given a pay rise caused envy among the others and bad feelings came to a head for my co-worker to physically attack me. Read more: http://bizcovering.com/employment/surviving-the-sack-extended/#ixzz1mNYDkqnG

Getting the sack is far from being the end of the world. Even if you don't like your job very much, the last thing you want is to be sacked from it. Having the control over your destiny snatched away, finding yourself suddenly without an income, with no structure to the day and no friends in familiar surroundings, having to explain to future employers and the rest of the world why you weren't wanted. It hurts and it's messy

A bottleneck in your production line is never good as it can quickly eat into your profits. A commonly overlooked potential bottleneck is your warehouse and shipping and receiving departments. When this is the case, many employers will automatically look to beef up the staff when they may want to take a closer look at the equipment that is being used. Check to see if the equipment is designed to handle the workload and if there any additional pieces of equipment that can make the operation run smoother.

One size does not fit all, so develop a job search campaign that targets your specific employment goals. The internet has brought the ability to conduct a convenient, nationwide job search right into your home. Here are several job search resources you absolutely want to incorporate into your own job search or career success plan right away.

Can you imagine being retired with nothing to do? Would it not be one of the cruellest punishments you could imagine? Does sitting in front of the TV, day in and day out, sound like a fulfilling way to live? Malcolm S. Forbes said "Retirement kills more people than hard work ever did". Fortunately we have time to plan our retirement. Think about the question "What are you going to do when?" -- you grow up? -- you graduate? -- you retire?

It all started with Marco Fernando, an Overseas Filipino Worker, also known as OFW in the Phiippines. His dream to pursue higher education, good life and financial freedom falters when his parents cannot support him anymore. He tried to cover-up his weaknesses through his classmate Ayah. Along the way, he met another woman, Danielle who fall in love with him, which he used her for his ambition in life, without the knowledge of Ayah. Until, the two women met and Marco Fernando lived with Ayah through poverty.

I did not move at first, I was shocked because the person in front of me was Edward's son. I knew Ronnie too well. His family name was Castor. Danielle used him to influence me badly for the cough syrup addiction. I slowly came nearer to him. I asked him who his father was. He answered me, Edward Castor. I slowly fingered my handkerchief in my pocket and wiped the blood on his face. I called the attention of Tony to helped Ronnie got in the car. I drove fast the highway going to the nearest hospital for treatment of Ronnie's cuts.

A must-read Filipino romance novel with riveting plot; love, hatred, revenge, struggle, conflict, poverty and family. An OFW, Marco's dream to pursue higher education, good life and financial freedom faltered. Marco loved and used the two women, Danielle and Ayah Isabel to fulfill his dreams. A first person POV story, to explore fully other OFWs true-to-life events combined with fictional elements.

Even when in your heart of hearts you know it's coming, you kid yourself for a while and think you must be paranoid. Even though, as I found out later, everyone knew when it finally happened it came like a bolt out of the blue. It was awful. I thought I was going in for a meeting to discuss some routine business and a few moments later I realized that business was me. It's horrific to have to go through that. Read more: http://socyberty.com/work/surviving-the-sack/#ixzz1lXHcxAGu

Work is like a mirror in which one can see one's real self very clearly. When an individual is working vigorously, it is clear indication of his physical and mental health. Work in fact sums up the past of the individual, his habits, his ability to concentrate, his educational and cultural background, his motivation and his values. Work provides the individual with an objective scale for assessing his progress and self-development. For instance if a worker is not well, if he is a habitual late-comer, if he is not well-trained, his performance will be poor. His work therefore reflects all these factors. He can, if he so desires, improve himself. His work again will show how much progress he has made. Therefore, an individual should be as interested in his work as he is in his health and his well-being. Read more: http://socyberty.com/work/what-is-the-true-definition-of-work/#ixzz1oFUsKrEU