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A Benefit’s Only a Benefit If It Benefits You
Rachel Becker, LMSW on January 17, 2017
The Society for Human Resource Management’s 2016 Employee Benefits Report found there are approximately 350 different benefits being offered by today’s employers. If you are a talented candidate evaluating job offers, consider the actual value these benefits provide, particularly if your needs have changed due to cancer.
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How to Deal with Workplace Distractions
Chrissy Brennan on December 5, 2016
These days, when there’s so much emphasis on staying connected through social media, and the “bullpen” office layout is becoming the norm, it’s no surprise that the inability to stay focused at work is on the rise.
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How to Stay Resilient During Challenging Times
Nicole Jarvis, LMSW on November 21, 2016
Going through cancer can be a challenge in itself. Going back to work after a diagnosis and treatment can make the experience even more difficult. Here we explore various ways to be resilient in the face of challenge.
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To-Do or Not To-Do? How Creating Lists Can Help Your Brain.
Rachel Becker, LMSW on October 31, 2016
To-do lists can be key to helping survivors with “chemo brain” stay on track. And according to a recent article in Fast Company, the act of creating and cultivating a to-do list, regardless of whether or not you ultimately check items off that list, can be beneficial. Here’s how!
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