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USA Workers Lose More Time From Jobs Because of Stress Than UK Workers
Americans have been losing more time from the job each year because of sickness than previously understood by the public. Much of the sickness among employees seems to be of the stress-related types.
During The Great recession of 2008 - 2010 or so, Americans as well and UK workers lost jobs. The lack of work caused increased stress for us the USA, but returning to work proved to be stressful as well. results of the Affordable Care Act include not only about 7.5 milllion signups for the Insurance Marketplace, but also a number of companies eliminating work-provided health insurance. Thus, stress over not having health insurance for one or one;s family can cause increased stress, loaded atop workplace stresses already evident.
Working Americans could be come ill more frequently than ever from 2014 - 2016, despite new jobs openings posted in greater numbers and new industries emerging to soak up a number of workers. Without healthcare and with the need to scramble to obtain legally required healthcare, all the turmoil could kill a person.
MetLife offers employee health support at a number of worksites in the United Kingdom, helping companies emphasize wellness in the workplace. Health insurance may be eliminated in ore American companies than we expected under Obamacare and final results of a new paradigm of daily health and wellness in USA companies will be forthcoming soon.
Examine results of a MetLife workplace study at the following link and see how much is lost in the USA every year as well:
MetLife: 1 In 5 UK Workers Loses Work Days Yearly Because Of Stress
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Real Music on NBC's Sing Off December 2010 Season 2
This season's Sing Off features hard working dedicated groups of good people that have real talent from the 1960s all the way to today's On the Rocks from Oregon University.
A favorite on Sing Off, Jerry Lawson and Talk of the Town bring their professionalism and poise to doo-wap and street corner harmonies. They will bring back memories and provide good music for you today. See them tonight on NBC at 8 PM and see them on Facebook anytime.
Committed is a Gospel group that performed pop music for the first time on Sing Off and brought the house down as they stunned the judges. Hallelujah!
These are my favorites above - who are your favorites?
Finally! - Good music and great people together in one show. Rock on!
YouSayToo Bloggers Community
A favorite on Sing Off, Jerry Lawson and Talk of the Town bring their professionalism and poise to doo-wap and street corner harmonies. They will bring back memories and provide good music for you today. See them tonight on NBC at 8 PM and see them on Facebook anytime.
Committed is a Gospel group that performed pop music for the first time on Sing Off and brought the house down as they stunned the judges. Hallelujah!
These are my favorites above - who are your favorites?
Finally! - Good music and great people together in one show. Rock on!
YouSayToo Bloggers Community
Saturday, November 27, 2010
North Korea Attacks Yeonpyeong-Myeon South Korea as Promised - Why USA is Not Immune
North Korea Attacks Yeonpyeong-Myeon South Korea as Promised - Why USA is Not Immune
On November 27, NPR called the 3-mile-long Yeonpyeong island "charred and desolate", with photographic images of localized housing damage to match their description. The town hall and only healthcare center were severely damaged, the military base taking large damage as well.
Aside from the military installation just about 7 miles from North Korean territory, Yeonpyeong is historically a small fishing village know for high quality crab capture, civilian population estimates to be between 1,200 and 1,700 in 2010. Residents fled the island community by ferry over the course of two days to take up residence in a bath house in Incheon, South Korea.
Apparently, the conflict and irregularly occurring military attacks at Yeonpyeong Island have endured for 60 years, North Korea insisting that it owns the waters surrounding the island. In an eerie event, news media state that 60 buildings went aflame during the latest attack in November 2010 - one for each year of the conflict. South Korean Defense Minister Kim Tae-Young resigned after the 2010 attack. The Yellow Sea where the charred island floats remained a point of contention for North and South Korea and China.
Access the link for full story, discussion, and updates.
On November 27, NPR called the 3-mile-long Yeonpyeong island "charred and desolate", with photographic images of localized housing damage to match their description. The town hall and only healthcare center were severely damaged, the military base taking large damage as well.
Aside from the military installation just about 7 miles from North Korean territory, Yeonpyeong is historically a small fishing village know for high quality crab capture, civilian population estimates to be between 1,200 and 1,700 in 2010. Residents fled the island community by ferry over the course of two days to take up residence in a bath house in Incheon, South Korea.
Apparently, the conflict and irregularly occurring military attacks at Yeonpyeong Island have endured for 60 years, North Korea insisting that it owns the waters surrounding the island. In an eerie event, news media state that 60 buildings went aflame during the latest attack in November 2010 - one for each year of the conflict. South Korean Defense Minister Kim Tae-Young resigned after the 2010 attack. The Yellow Sea where the charred island floats remained a point of contention for North and South Korea and China.
Access the link for full story, discussion, and updates.
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