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OP Job of the Week: Perth
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
LOOKING for a job in a more dynamic and challenging environment? Look no further than this great position.
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Genealogy detectives
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
THE INVENTION of the internet has placed a world of information literally at our fingertips – which means it has never been easier to research your family history.
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CAREER
Intergenerational wars in the workplace
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
FOUR generations are working side-by-side in Australian workplaces. Each generation has different values, methods, work ethics and ways of communicating, creating a melting pot of simmering frustration, misunderstanding and warfare in the workplace.
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MORE CAREER
How ill do you need to be for a ‘sickie’?
Mood reading computers could be a reality
Market yourself and get ahead
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LIFESTYLE
How bad can our drinking culture be?
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
MANY Australians are aware of the negative effects of alcohol. Most drinkers have experienced hangover symptoms such as vomiting, headache, queasiness, blackouts, or remembering and cringing at our intoxicated behaviour from the night before. Most of us laugh it off and put it down to one too many and repeat this behaviour more often than we care to admit. But is it really a laughing matter? What is the cost to our health? Our lives? Our careers? Our families? And our society?
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MORE LIFESTYLE
Sleep on the job, get promoted and live longer
Calling all women
The number one killer of Australian women – heart disease
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TECHNOLOGY
Mood reading computers could be a reality
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
IMAGINE if your work computer could read your mood. Imagine you arrive at work on Monday mornings plagued by depressive Mondayitis symptoms. You log onto your computer. It senses your mood by monitoring your emotional expressions and alters its running environment accordingly, cheering you up.
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Who’s snooping on you?
Genealogy detectives
Instant messaging boosts productivity: Study
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FINANCIAL
Super funds: top and bottom ten
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
THIS year all super funds are expected to deliver a negative investment performance but there is a big 10% gap between the best and worst performing funds.
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Property prices: how low can they go?
How to get that pay rise
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SKILLS
How to beat the interview zinger
(Wednesday, 18 June 2008)
WITH recruiters and businesses coming up with more and more creative ways to find the ideal employee, candidates are increasingly left struggling to answer the most unusual questions – the interview zingers.
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Inefficient recruitment, not shortage: NEED
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OP BEST READ
Congratulations –
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competition winner
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
ONE lucky
OP
reader has won a copy of
What Got You Here Won’t Get You There
, by Marshall Goldsmith.
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OP BEST HEALTHY RECIPE
OP Best Recipe – Tom Yum Soup
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
THIS
OP
best recipe comes straight from Aspermont’s own culinary talent Di Igglesden’s cookbook,
Di’s Kitchen – A Culinary Inspiration
.
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OP Best Recipe – Cauliflower and Ham Soup
OP Best Recipe – Vanilla Rice Pudding
OP Best Recipe – Lentils with Potato and Rocket
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HEALTH
How ill do you need to be for a ‘sickie’?
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
ARE you a hero? Do you trudge in to work even if you are dying, stopping only when you collapse or end up in hospital? Or are you the employee who calls in sick the minute they feel “off”, creating regular upheavals for your colleagues and bosses. When should you really call in sick to work?
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MORE HEALTH
Shocking health standards for marginalised Australia
How bad can our drinking culture be?
Sleep on the job, get promoted and live longer
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ENTERTAINMENT
Calling all women
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
IT IS that time of year again – Perth is hosting the 10th annual EveryWoman Expo this week – the largest event of its kind providing women with networking opportunities and information on health and beauty, wine, food and cooking, vitality and new age concepts, fashion and accessories, maternity and parenting, lifestyle and fitness, and even a bit of spice.
Full Story...
EVENTS
How bad can our drinking culture be?
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
MANY Australians are aware of the negative effects of alcohol. Most drinkers have experienced hangover symptoms such as vomiting, headache, queasiness, blackouts, or remembering and cringing at our intoxicated behaviour from the night before. Most of us laugh it off and put it down to one too many and repeat this behaviour more often than we care to admit. But is it really a laughing matter? What is the cost to our health? Our lives? Our careers? Our families? And our society?
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Calling all women
Black Friday is Purple Bra Day
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Intergenerational wars in the workplace
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
FOUR generations are working side-by-side in Australian workplaces. Each generation has different values, methods, work ethics and ways of communicating, creating a melting pot of simmering frustration, misunderstanding and warfare in the workplace.
Full Story...
How ill do you need to be for a ‘sickie’?
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
ARE you a hero? Do you trudge in to work even if you are dying, stopping only when you collapse or end up in hospital? Or are you the employee who calls in sick the minute they feel “off”, creating regular upheavals for your colleagues and bosses. When should you really call in sick to work?
Full Story...
Mood reading computers could be a reality
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
IMAGINE if your work computer could read your mood. Imagine you arrive at work on Monday mornings plagued by depressive Mondayitis symptoms. You log onto your computer. It senses your mood by monitoring your emotional expressions and alters its running environment accordingly, cheering you up.
Full Story...
Shocking health standards for marginalised Australia
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
A NEW comprehensive look at the Australian health system has confirmed the shocking disparity between mainstream health standards and those of marginalised communities in Australia.
Full Story...
Market yourself and get ahead
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
ARE you horrified at the thought of trying to sell yourself, but realise it is necessary to advance your career? Do you watch salespeople, amazed at their confidence and cringing at their overconfidence? Self-promotion is necessary in the workforce to get ahead. And if you are not selling yourself, you are probably missing out on many career opportunities.
Full Story...
Super funds: top and bottom ten
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
THIS year all super funds are expected to deliver a negative investment performance but there is a big 10% gap between the best and worst performing funds.
Full Story...
OP Best Recipe – Tom Yum Soup
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
THIS
OP
best recipe comes straight from Aspermont’s own culinary talent Di Igglesden’s cookbook,
Di’s Kitchen – A Culinary Inspiration
.
Full Story...
OP Job of the Week: Perth
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)
LOOKING for a job in a more dynamic and challenging environment? Look no further than this great position.
Full Story...
How bad can our drinking culture be?
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
MANY Australians are aware of the negative effects of alcohol. Most drinkers have experienced hangover symptoms such as vomiting, headache, queasiness, blackouts, or remembering and cringing at our intoxicated behaviour from the night before. Most of us laugh it off and put it down to one too many and repeat this behaviour more often than we care to admit. But is it really a laughing matter? What is the cost to our health? Our lives? Our careers? Our families? And our society?
Full Story...
Sleep on the job, get promoted and live longer
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
WHILE there are many methods in the attempt to conquer the dreaded afternoon slump, sometimes the only way to beat it is with a power nap. With research showing that napping increases productivity, why is snoozing still taboo in many Australian workplaces?
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Anti-violence kit launch a welcome move
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
TWO-thirds of GPs are exposed to work-related violence in any 12-month period, according to Australian Medical Association president Rosanna Capolingua.
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Calling all women
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
IT IS that time of year again – Perth is hosting the 10th annual EveryWoman Expo this week – the largest event of its kind providing women with networking opportunities and information on health and beauty, wine, food and cooking, vitality and new age concepts, fashion and accessories, maternity and parenting, lifestyle and fitness, and even a bit of spice.
Full Story...
Who’s snooping on you?
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
JUST when you thought it was only your boss you had to contend with spying on your work emails, a recent survey has found a third of all information technology professionals are snooping on highly confidential information, including work emails, raising concerns that bosses have their very own “big brother”.
Full Story...
Genealogy detectives
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
THE INVENTION of the internet has placed a world of information literally at our fingertips – which means it has never been easier to research your family history.
Full Story...
Congratulations –
OP
competition winner
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
ONE lucky
OP
reader has won a copy of
What Got You Here Won’t Get You There
, by Marshall Goldsmith.
Full Story...
OP Best Recipe – Cauliflower and Ham Soup
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
THIS
OP
best recipe comes straight from Aspermont’s own culinary talent Di Igglesden’s cookbook,
Di’s Kitchen – A Culinary Inspiration
.
Full Story...
OP Job of the Week: Perth
(Wednesday, 25 June 2008)
LOOKING for a job in a more dynamic and challenging environment? Look no further than this great position.
Full Story...
Pregnancy a ‘bad career move’?
(Wednesday, 18 June 2008)
AUSTRALIAN working women are facing a far greater struggle than whether or not they will receive paid maternity leave. Recent research indicates that working women risk losing their careers through the simple fact of becoming pregnant.
Full Story...
Instant messaging boosts productivity: Study
(Wednesday, 18 June 2008)
FOR any employee who has ever been caught by their manager “wasting” time on an instant messaging program, good news – you now have a valid excuse.
Full Story...
Online game a medical breakthrough?
(Wednesday, 18 June 2008)
WASHINGTON University (UW) has launched a novel online game in an effort to engage computer gamers in trying their hands at ‘protein folding.’ The new game,
Foldit
, turns protein folding into a competitive sport. Its designers hope that gamers’ intuitive skills and competitive nature will help create brand new protein shapes that can be used to develop drugs that may solve longstanding medical problems.
Full Story...
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