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Month: August 2020
Tips For Developing Effective Healthcare Teams
Anyone whose had a loved one in the hospital knows the importance of healthcare heroes. Not only do they save lives, but they teach others how to take better care of themselves and provide emotional support during difficult times. It is no wonder that healthcare workers have high turnover and burnout rates. Therefore, as you prepare your healthcare workforce management strategies, consider implementing some added teamwork and support policies for these employees.
Savings Account and Current Accounts – Know the Difference
Premium savings accounts and current accounts are opened for distinctive purposes and come with different features. Savings accounts are for people who want to save. On the other hand, current accounts are used by people who wish to make regular transactions of companies and firms.
What happens if you’re in an auto accident with an uninsured driver?
The state of Illinois requires that all drivers of vehicles must carry minimum liability insurance. This doesn’t protect the vehicle’s operator or owner. It protects other individuals and their property. That means that if you’re struck by an insured driver and the accident is considered their fault, they’re policy will pay up to its limit. But just because Illinois mandates insurance coverage doesn’t mean that everyone carries it. What if you are in an accident with an uninsured driver?
Can I Make Money With a Couch-Potato Portfolio?
The coronavirus pandemic has shaken up all aspects of life. Whether you still have a job or are currently unemployed, one thing that the pandemic has brought into stark relief is the importance of having an emergency fund and properly planning for the future. In fact, the pandemic has been a major wake-up call for many. As a recent article in The Atlantic put it, “the COVID-19 crisis has revealed the brokenness of America’s institutions,” including, but not limited to, “precarious employment for an in-debt population getting by month to month.”