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He will be forced to pay restitution for the prior offenses alongside repayments owed in the new charges against him.
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A few interesting findings showed that fewer workers said they work seven to eight hour days (15%) compared to those working three to four hour days, which was 31%.
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Working at home was always possible, but it’s even more common now than ever before. If you’re looking to change jobs or careers, here are the top companies to consider for a remote position.
The researchers subsequently assessed air changes every hour in six different windows-open-hypotheticals with the air-conditioning on in all of them.
CW HeadleyA recent study published in the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management took a deep dive into how social media may affect a recruiter’s hiring process, where researchers looked at social media activity can reveal candidates’ personality traits and what hiring managers are paying attention to.
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Researchers from the University of Missouri School of Medicine set out to examine the effects of an afternoon of heavy tailgating on a group of 18 overweight but generally healthy men.