Hey engineers — silverware belongs at the 135-degree position.
If you’re looking for yet another reason to leave your awful job, there’s new research indicating that having a bad boss can affect your family life, your morale, your physical health, and even increase your risk for heart disease.
Friday’s links look forward to Oscar fashion — and are puzzled by the movie industry’s recent choice.
After reading CNBC’s list, you’ll consider hugging a firefighter or taxi driver today.
Why nix perfumes and colognes in office buildings? One lawmaker says it’s all about health.
An Australian woman who got injured while having sex during a business trip is suing her government employer for compensation.
From hams at Comic Con in San Diego to hams at the office, check out today’s links.
Did you hear? Now you don’t have to strain to eavesdrop on your colleagues who are gabbing in the break room.
A new government survey shows that Americans are getting more free time but using it for leisure, reports the Wall Street Journal. This means Americans are working less, sleeping more, and watching a lot of television.
“You’ve got situations where an employee has been identified (as participating in the riot) and the person who sits next door to him … is not feeling so fondly about that individual.” — DAVID LITHERLAND, managing partner for Summit Search Group BC, discussing the post-riot workplace environment in Vancouver, B.C. (via Vancouver Sun)
