'Flexible work schedule' diaporamas de présentation

DISCLAIMER

DISCLAIMER. The content, logos, graphics, and images in this presentation are the sole property of Utah Career and Technical Education (CTE) in conjunction with the Utah Pathways initiative and the Nontraditional Careers Program.

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Work Life Balance

Work Life Balance. By: Brittany Gabriel, Lyndsey Carry, Becky Reibel , Ashley Nevelle, Colleen Zimmerman, and Amanda Shields. How Was Your Day Did It Go As Planned. OVERWORKED UNDERAPPRECIATED. UNSATISFIED USELESS. When you. More family time Improved productivity at work

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INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS

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The Americans with Disabilities Act

Implications for Employers. The Americans with Disabilities Act. Universal Impact. 1 in 5 Americans have disabilities. The disability community is becoming a powerful business force (labor & customers).

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Finding Federal Jobs

Finding Federal Jobs. by. Maria Vicente Bonto-Kane. http://www.marivicbontokane.com/research/mbontokaneDissertation2009.ppt. North Carolina State University. August 10, 2009. Background. PhD Candidate Computer Science Internship Computer Scientist, NAVAIR

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CUMA Conference 2005

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Workplace Values

Workplace Values. Wendy Villone. Workplace Values. What workplace values do you want? What workplace values does your employer want?. Values that you want?. Create a list with two areas as your focus point. One area is personal values and the other is professional values.

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Flexible Work Schedules

Flexible Work Schedules. Overview. Benefits of a flexible work schedule Policy Tools Evaluating requests General considerations Forms Tracking. Benefits . Increased employee initiative Increase efficiency Increase in productivity Increased loyalty Increased employee satisfaction.

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Career Decision Making

Career Decision Making. Gayle E. Wood, M.Ed. Director of Access and Diversity. 3-Steps to Career Planning. Self-Assessment Evaluate your interests, personality and values, skills and abilities. Career Exploration Evaluate career trends. Complete an information search. Put it Together

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CAREER DECISION-MAKING

CAREER DECISION-MAKING. Graphic Source: Sigma Assessment Systems, Inc . C. R. Doherty S. Rayscick 2002 Quinsigamond Community College. Career Decision-Making and Problem Solving. Define Problem. Gather Information. Outline Alternatives. Advantages/ Disadvantages. Decide.

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Good Things to Follow for Dissertation - Dos for Dissertation

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"It's choice - not chance - that determines your destiny." ~ Jean Nidetch

"It's choice - not chance - that determines your destiny." ~ Jean Nidetch. Choosing a career. Step #1: Self-Assessment (Looking Inward) Know Yourself-conduct your SWOT analysis Step #2: Research (Career Exploration) Make a list of your career options. Step #3: Decision-Making:

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Workplace Vocabulary 3

Workplace Vocabulary 3. Taxes, Innovative, Flexible Schedule, Computer Knowledge and Capabilities. Taxes. A financial charge imposed on an individual or company and paid to the government for public purposes. Innovative. Creating value out of new ideas. Can lead to new product development. .

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