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Monday, March 30, 2009 |
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Discrimination in the workplace
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By Perry Gil S. Mallari, Reporter
As in most communal settings, discrimination often pops its ugly
head in the workplace. Some employees become victims of prejudices
because of their race, ethnic background, gender or religion.
Discrimination may be blatant or subtle and the
best way for an employee to protect himself against it is to know
his rights and the laws concerning the issue.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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SKEPTIC
TANK
By Tim Tayag
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Why some comics
don’t do religion and politics
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After doing my regular point-of-view stand-up show the other night,
a white guy—I only mentioned his color because his foreignness
might have been a factor in his comment—chatted me up about
political and religious humor.
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Recommended reads for fresh grads
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The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles and Ruth L. Miller
asserts that all of us—no matter what our circumstances—have the
ability to obtain enough wealth to live as we desire and fulfill our
purpose in life.
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City essentials for men: Casual to elevated work wear
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A day in the office can call for a drastic change in your look
within a matter of hours. One minute you’re in the boardroom
pitching to a serious client, the next you’re at the local café
taking a much deserved break.
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PROCRASTINATOR: WHEN THE BOSS ISN’T LOOKING
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Not necessarily the news
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www.theonion.com
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Today’s generation listens more to news satirists and their parody
shows such as Jon Stewart of The Daily Show and Stephen Colbert of
The Colbert Report than to serious news features.
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Americans spend eight hours a day on screens
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WASHINGTON, D.C.: Adult Americans spend an average of more than
eight hours a day in front of screens—televisions, computer
monitors, cellphones or other devices, according to a new study.
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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon
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Grieving for lost
love
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Part 1 of 4 parts
“In its emotional dimensions, the ending of a
relationship has certain similarities to the process we go through
when we are grieving a death.
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