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Requires a high degree of concentration in a busy area. Prepare all safety documentation as required per regulatory, government and company requirements. Provide assistance to project and department management personnel to ensure compliance with all safety, accident and fire programs, procedures and policies. view job details

Demonstrated equivalent experience, education and/or technical credentials to include an additional four (4) years of related experience may be considered in lieu of degree. Respond to train derailments or any other railroad related project within one hour of the call to the field support center at any given time, anywhere under any type of climate and/or weather conditions. Prepare all activity , safety and progress reports and report any problems to the Project Manager for resolution. view job details

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It's Not Easy, But You Can Make Big Bucks in the Mortgage Industry Each year, the news offers conflicting reports about the economy. It’s bad. It’s picking up. It’s crashing over the fiscal cliff. It’s enough to make one’s head spin! But for qualified sales people seeking new opportunities in 2013, prospects are looking up. The mortgage industry is recovering from the downturn and companies are looking to recruit top candidates as loan officers. But how do you get your foot in the door? Tim Padavic knows a thing or two about getting hired in the mortgage industry. He’s the VP of Business De... view article details

At first glance, coaching girls youth soccer doesn't have anything to do with running a multimillion-dollar company. But in his more than two decades of coaching, Paul Levy has taught (and learned) lessons on the soccer field that directly apply to successful leaders everywhere.Levy, the former CEO of a world-renowned hospital and the man who spearheaded the massive clean-up of Boston Harbor, wrote the recently released 'Goal Play: Leadership Lessons from the Soccer Field,' in which he reaches deep into his vault of memorable coaching moments and draws out leadership lessons that apply to ever... view article details

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Thanks to Technology, Many Jobs Will Be Fully Automated in the Near Future Going, Going, Gone You know all those movies where the robots become sentient and start to rise up against humans? Well, turns out it might not be as much hyperbole as we originally thought. Technology is advancing at lightning speed, and if it strikes people in certain professions there's a pretty good chance they could be out of a job. If you work in a profession that lends itself to potential automation, the possibility of machines doing your job faster and cheaper is a real threat. But could robots, machines, and... view article details

Real talk - the amount of compensation you receive does not speak to your success. There are many other factors in and out of the workplace that determine your personal notion of "being successful.” Wealth can't buy happiness directly, but some folks crave a lifestyle that is only possible if you're making your way up to and over half a million bucks. Here are 10 jobs that tend to pay more than $175,000. 1) Podiatrist: $197,380 A Podiatrist examines, diagnoses, and treats diseases and injuries of the foot. Like any good doctor, this foot expert recommends tests to help diagnose the condition a... view article details

Zoe Switzer has been working with Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams for over five years. Jeni founded her company with an amazing amount of bravery and entrepreneurial spirit, and now that it's grown and spread across the nation, Zoe's helped ensure that Jeni's original values and vision continue to inspire each and every employee. In this episode, Zoe talks about her role and Jeni's and how she's been able to approach HR with a creative and community-driven mindset. August 26, 2021 Time Stamps Contact Info Resources Quick Quotes Full Transcript Introduction Welcome, Zoe! Today's Topi... view blog & white papers details

Have you ever wondered what happens if you suddenly lose your job? How will you pay your bills or provide for your family without a steady income? Unemployment insurance will help you get by after an involuntary job loss. Unemployment insurance helps millions of people each year. Most employers pay unemployment insurance taxes, which fund the program. If you're out of work through no fault of your own, such as a layoff, you'll qualify for unemployment benefits. The program aims to provide you with a portion of your previous income for a fixed number of weeks while you search for new work. What... view blog & white papers details

Skills are not innate, but they can be developed and improved. Learning, practice, and experience help cultivate and enhance them. Some people already excel   due to their natural talents, but anyone can get better at something by working at it. Skill building is the key. Skill building involves intentional and focused practice with the goal of continuous improvement. Experts have a unique approach to practice where they break down skills into smaller components, analyze outcomes, seek coaching, and create learning programs. They also challenge themselves by practicing outside their comfort zo... view blog & white papers details

I recently read that New York City will soon have a pay-transparency law in place, and my first thought was, "Well, yeah, that makes sense, but when will we have something like that here in deep-red Indiana?” (Voice in my head: "Probably never.") But then, later in the story, I saw that South Carolina—also a trifecta GOP state—is considering pay-transparency legislation, and it gave me a little glimmer of hope that Hoosier lawmakers might consider the issue in an upcoming session or here at the local level. Pay transparency is the law of the land in a handful of states and cities, meaning empl... view blog & white papers details

I recently read that New York City will soon have a pay-transparency law in place, and my first thought was, "Well, yeah, that makes sense, but when will we have something like that here in deep-red Indiana?” (Voice in my head: "Probably never.") But then, later in the story, I saw that South Carolina—also a trifecta GOP state—is considering pay-transparency legislation, and it gave me a little glimmer of hope that Hoosier lawmakers might consider the issue in an upcoming session or here at the local level. Pay transparency is the law of the land in a handful of states and cities, meaning empl... view blog & white papers details