Recent Articles

• How to hire winners, not whiners

  Mel Kleiman Business Management, Services & Risk Management

  If you're a manager, who do you want on your team — a bunch of whiners who moan and groan about everything little change or challenge, or the winners who know what they have to do and are willing to meet every obstacle as an opportunity? Of course, you'll say you want the winners, but I bet you have a few whiners on your team right now anyway

• Plastic surgery report shows prices vary by generation

  Dr. Jonathan Kaplan Medical & Allied Healthcare

  What's the first thing you want to know about plastic surgery but the hardest to find? Pricing, cost, budget, how much this is going to set me back, and can I afford it? Plastic surgery pricing can be difficult to understand because there are so many factors involved.

• Driving lessons in snow and winter conditions

  Mark Hewitt Travel, Hospitality & Event Management

  Driving during the summer and winter are two completely different things. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise. I have heard many stories about how such-and-such did not let the weather change how they drove. They are usually the ones who end up in the ditch at the first sign of snow. Let me offer you a few tips that I have learned from the winter so far.

• Latest trends in logistics point toward automation

  Nadine Miller Distribution & Warehousing

  Local and global logistics have become increasingly complex, and the systems needed to handle that complexity have also grown. The trend toward automation will continue in 2014, along with some additional logistics programs that will enable increased agility and responsiveness to the customer.

• MHPAEA: What is new under the final rules?

  Jessica Belle Healthcare Administration

  The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 requires that certain private and public healthcare insurance plans that offer mental health or substance use disorder benefits apply the same type of financial requirements and treatment limitations that the plan applies to medical and surgical benefits.

• The crucial career choices we make every day

  Mike Wokasch Business Management, Services & Risk Management

  ​Many of us are in a work routine where we get up, go to work, do our job and go home. We do this without realizing that every day we make two choices that affect our job performance, career opportunities and compensation. These choices also have deeper rooted personal and job satisfaction implications that will become obvious from this discussion.

• Proper pet care starts with proper nutrition

  Alison Betts Pet Care

  What you feed your pet daily for meals and snacks will determine the quality of his or her health and can promote a longer life. Dogs and cats are carnivores. Their digestive systems do not operate efficiently on processed foods and grain-rich diets.

• 16 tips for fashion on a budget

  Colette Phillips and Nancy Michaels Retail

  ​A stylist once told us, "fashion is found wherever it exists." The translation of this statement is that we don't have to spend a fortune to look fabulous and appropriate for every situation. Here are 16 tips for crafting a smart look that won't break the bank.

• 7 steps for a more productive church staff

  Deborah Ike Religious Community

  One of the challenges in ministry is that there's always more work to do — and it's unlikely you can hire a small army anytime soon. In light of that reality, here are a few practical tips to help your team be even more productive.

• 2014 food trends lean toward health, fun

  Bambi Majumdar Food & Beverage

  So what will be cooking in 2014? Will be there be another surge of change in restaurant menus and grocery aisles to match health trends? Will fine dining rule or will there be more cookouts throughout the year?

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