The back-to-work blues
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Six tips for easing re-entry after a vacation.
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A rash of job cuts - more than 10,000 layoffs this week from a handful of companies â-as created some gloom on the job front. But today&#39;s release of jobs data for September was
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Ever thought that maybe your old job wasn't as dull as it seemed? Well, it might not be too late to reclaim it.
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Times are tough in the soft-drink bottling business.
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Euphoria over returning to work quickly gave way to workaday cold sweats as Hollywood writers resumed the daily grind of cranking out scripts after a three-month strike
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More than half of all employees say they have Âhigh levels of stress,Â extreme fatigue and/or feel out of control.
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Tough financial times call for tough decisions ... or maybe just an extra drink or two.
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Abandoning billable hours may help slow the treadmill.
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Psychologists are struggling to understand a rare breed of workers remarkable for the way they flourish under stress.
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By Gillette, Becky  Quite a few people wait until their computer or other office equipment breaks down before replacing it. That might not be the best strategy especially as with Murphy's Law, breakdowns often happen at the worst time.
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In a country already plagued by skyrocketing sick leave costs, a new survey found that 40 percent of the population thinks it's acceptable to skip work because they feel tired or have trouble getting along with their colleagues.
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First there was the neck aches and back trouble, then there was carpal tunnel syndrome, and now blindness. A new research has found that working in front of a computer screen for nine or more hours a day may
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Times remain tough for IT workers looking for jobs across the U.S., according to a new employment study of the IT marketplace.
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Returning from vacation is hard on a lot of people. It's especially hard on the Luddite, though, so here's his whine on the subject. Commentary by Tony Long.
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NEW YORK  -Telecommuting may boost morale, and cut  stress, but it can have the opposite effect on those left  behind in the office, according to a new study.
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As Western Europeans head back to the office after their customary monthlong August vacations, they're finding more than just overflowing in-boxes. Their much-cherished short workweeks are under attack.