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"15 Minutes To Take Your Belongings From DC Office": Ex-USAID Staff Told
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) staff will be "escorted" to their workstations and given "15 minutes" to retrieve personal belongings from their Washington DC headquarter later this week.
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Why People In China Pay Rs 290 A Day To Pretend To Work
For a daily fee of around 30 yuan (Rs 290), these services provide office space, lunch, and even fake workstations, complete with computers and phones
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Take A Break And Perform These Simple Exercises At Your Workstation To Relieve Neck And Shoulder Tension
Sitting all day can result in neck, shoulder and back pain. You can take a short break and perform simple exercise at your desk. Here are some of these you can try.
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Cycling And Treadmill Workstations May Cut Stress: Foods That May Help Too
Active workstation like cycling and treadmill may help boost physiological changes in the body than sitting or standing workstations, says a latest study.
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Sitting for Long? Take a Break Every Half an Hour
If you work for long hours, it is also imperative for you to keep your diet in mind.
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Pune Infosys Techie Strangled With Computer Wire In Office Conference Room
25-year-old K Rasila Raju, a techie working with Infosys in Pune, was working on Sunday, her day off, for a special project. At night, she would be found murdered in a conference room, strangled by a computer cable.
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Pune Infosys Techie K Rasila Raju Strangled With Computer Cable In Office Conference Room
A 25-year-old techie working with Infosys was strangled with a computer cable at her office in Pune on Sunday. Based on CCTV footage, a security guard was arrested this morning in Mumbai.
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Treadmill Workstations May Reduce Muscle Pain
What seems to be the messiah of people leading such sedentary lifestyle is the walking workstation.
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Treadmill Desks Can't Replace Regular Exercise: Study
"Treadmill desks are not an effective replacement for regular exercise, and the benefits of the desks may not justify the cost and other challenges that come with implementing them."
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"15 Minutes To Take Your Belongings From DC Office": Ex-USAID Staff Told
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) staff will be "escorted" to their workstations and given "15 minutes" to retrieve personal belongings from their Washington DC headquarter later this week.
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Why People In China Pay Rs 290 A Day To Pretend To Work
For a daily fee of around 30 yuan (Rs 290), these services provide office space, lunch, and even fake workstations, complete with computers and phones
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Take A Break And Perform These Simple Exercises At Your Workstation To Relieve Neck And Shoulder Tension
Sitting all day can result in neck, shoulder and back pain. You can take a short break and perform simple exercise at your desk. Here are some of these you can try.
-
Cycling And Treadmill Workstations May Cut Stress: Foods That May Help Too
Active workstation like cycling and treadmill may help boost physiological changes in the body than sitting or standing workstations, says a latest study.
-
Sitting for Long? Take a Break Every Half an Hour
If you work for long hours, it is also imperative for you to keep your diet in mind.
-
Pune Infosys Techie Strangled With Computer Wire In Office Conference Room
25-year-old K Rasila Raju, a techie working with Infosys in Pune, was working on Sunday, her day off, for a special project. At night, she would be found murdered in a conference room, strangled by a computer cable.
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Pune Infosys Techie K Rasila Raju Strangled With Computer Cable In Office Conference Room
A 25-year-old techie working with Infosys was strangled with a computer cable at her office in Pune on Sunday. Based on CCTV footage, a security guard was arrested this morning in Mumbai.
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Treadmill Workstations May Reduce Muscle Pain
What seems to be the messiah of people leading such sedentary lifestyle is the walking workstation.
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Treadmill Desks Can't Replace Regular Exercise: Study
"Treadmill desks are not an effective replacement for regular exercise, and the benefits of the desks may not justify the cost and other challenges that come with implementing them."
