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I have a background in healthcare which includes nursing, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, program management, and commissioning in the UK health setting. I also write for the travel and leisure industry and am a walking guidebook author. My portfolio includes writing on local food production for a regional magazine. NCTJ Diploma in Journalism.
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Washington, United States • Last online about 9 hoursBetsy Stanton is a professional content writer who has worked through Scripted since 2012, researching and writing on a broad range of topics. Her employment background includes market consulting, real estate, non-profit organizing, healthcare-related social work and community college ESL teaching. She is also a literary writer (under a different name), and her short fiction, poetry and essays have appeared in respected journals. She has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, with coursework that included biology, physics and calculus. Her graduate work at the University of Washington School of Social Work led her into private consulting in personal finance, business practices and digital marketing. She is a careful, enthusiastic researcher who enjoys matching her writing tone to each client’s unique needs. She...
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5 Ways to Boost Happiness at Work — and Increase Productivity in the Process
Happy employees are more productive employees. Research shows that happiness boosts productivity in the workplace by as much as 20 percent. Unhappy employees, on the other hand, are unproductive — and costly. Every year, disengaged workers cost the U.S. economy between $450-550 billion. Don't make the same mistakes as other companies. Here are five ways to boost happiness at work and increase productivity at the same time.
- Optimize Your Office Space Research shows a strong correlation between happiness and the layout of your office. Organized desks, plants, floor-to-ceiling windows with lots of natural light — these are just...
3 Perks Employees Value As Much As Salary
Compensation is a critical factor for job-seekers and staff considering whether or not to leave their current position. However, there are three other factors that sway occupational movement more strongly than salary. For any company hoping to attract high-quality candidates or retain workers currently on payroll, adjusting these workplace issues is key.
- Time At Home
In manufacturing businesses, every minute someone is on the floor, they are creating revenue for the company. Yet, even in these environments, businesses have found a way to let their employees have more time at home to themselves or with their families. One...
Read MoreTemps: A Long Way From the Secretarial Pool
Finding the right employee to fill an open position or a temporary need is often like putting a square peg in a round hole. The best applicants on paper sometimes end up being the worst possible candidate for your company. It can take some trial and error to find just the right fit. That's where temporary staffing can really help out. What kind of help is available? I know what you're thinking, you don't need a secretary (who even has those anymore???). You need someone to fill in in your call center, or do marketing while an employee is off...
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