There are many medical jobs that are worth the money, but there are other medical jobs that are not worth the time or education at all. You must make sure you go into a field of medicine that pays you well, based on the amount of schooling required. If you’re thinking about going […]

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According to the Commercial Occupational Health Providers’ Association (COHPA), the comments made by welfare minister Lord Freud in April are cause for corporate wellness concern. The COHPA are uneasy about the extent to which the Government’s proposed new health and work assessment and advisory service could supplant the role of existing employer-based occupational health services. […]

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If you’re a massage therapist, you’ll know that trying to get insurance companies to cover massage therapy sessions has been a big challenge to corporate wellness. However, your wellbeing can breathe a sigh of relief when certain aspects of the Affordable Health Care Act come into play in 2014, as this ongoing battle may be […]

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The old adage proclaims that the customer is always right. For companies who lose sight of that, the financial consequences can be disastrous. Netflix has been the leading providing of on-demand Internet streaming media and DVDs by mail in North America for more than a decade while it has recently become established in Europe and […]

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The levels of permanent service personnel in the armed forces of major nations has generally fallen over recent years. Reservists and part-time troops are used to supplement the ranks when required. But it takes a special commitment from both the reservist and the employer to maintain a part-time military career. To that end, businesses in […]

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More than two decades on from the end of the Cold War, the battleground is now no longer an ideological one but an economic one. And the world’s two economic powerhouses – the US and China – are now more likely to be competing over consumers than tanks. However, tensions still remain between the two […]

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Starting from April 2016, new government reforms will take place in the state pension – but how will your corporate wellness be affected? The current basic state pension is £110.05 per week, which is currently supplemented by pension credit and the additional state pension, known as state second pension (S2P). According to the new reforms, […]

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The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) may be concerned with environmental wellness, but the corporate wellness of one of its agencies is under threat due to an upcoming review of its funding. Wrap (Waste and Resources Action Programme) is the agency charged with tackling Britain’s growing food waste, but potential cuts […]

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When it comes to corporate wellness, it seems like Japan is getting ahead of itself. Last month, Japanese companies issued the most bonds in three years, and some raised cash ahead of schedule. They did this because they believe that large-scale bond buying by the central bank means that interest rates are almost certain to […]

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If your wellness isn’t in top condition, you may be headed for early retirement. This is according to a new report, conducted by Merrill Lynch, New York, in partnership with Age Wave, which has found that poor health is the most widely cited reason for retiring early. For the 2013 study, Americans’ Perspectives on New […]

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