Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Monday, August 27, 2012
Payroll Gender Differences(Infographic)
Infographic provided by:
http://www.joselise.com/wp/2010/10/19/payroll-by-gender-infographic/
This infographic shows the difference in payroll between the sexes in the U.S.
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Infographic: Payroll And Tax Deductions
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Friday, August 10, 2012
Wasted Time in the Workplace Infographic
Wasted time in the workplace is a massive problem.
How big is exactly unclear, but from our research, the cost to business
is in the millions (if not billions) in lost productivity every year.
The infographic below explains just how much time we waste at work, the
ways we waste it, and how businesses are grappling with the issue. The
results are surprising, if not alarming:
Click on the image below to view the full infographic
Time Management Software
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everywhere else in Arkansas and the U.S. Visit our website for more
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Friday, August 3, 2012
10 High Paying Jobs With High Satisfaction
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User Experience Designer
Average Annual Pay:$79,100
These specialized designers are the ones behind the user interfaces and other elements that make the things we interact with every day more "user friendly." This can be anything from making a website more visually appealing to making your car's buttons and dials easier to distinguish and operate.
Since this job usually has you running the show, you don't have to worry about the stress of doing things you don't want to do. Sounds like a great career to me!
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Average Annual Pay:$79,300
Good interior design has become a staple in almost every building that has people in it! It has been shown that great interior design contributes to increased productivity, market value, and personal well-being. This career is rapidly growing in popularity and competition, so be ready to put your best designs forward and stick to your guns.
Using your design talents on a daily basis and enriching people's lives through your creations is a great feeling. Take a career in design and you can feel that every day you go in to work. Not a bad salary to top it off, either!
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High School Principal
Average Annual Pay:$82,200
Principals often get a bad rap for being all fire and brimstone, but not only keeping the students in line in addition to supervising the faculty AND keeping the parents happy is a monumental task. There are several hoops you have to go through to attain this position, but the job can be very rewarding if you are personally invested in your community and are eager to shape young peoples' minds. This job should be in very high demand within the next couple of years, because most principals will be retiring.
Aeronautical Engineer
Average Annual Pay:$82,800
Ever since the sad tale of Daedalus and Icarus was told right up to when the Wright Brothers learned how to show humans can fly, people have been around to try to expand on this phenomenon. Only for a little while in Human history has this career been given a proper name: The Aeronautical Engineers. These inventors of the world have been hard at work to modernize that same effort. If you share this timeless passion you can join their ranks, and continue the legacy that Humankind has been trying to attain since the events have been recorded and passed down through generations.
Economist
Average Annual Pay:$85,600
If you're a number-cruncher and you love organizing and quantifying things, you may have a calling to be a natural Economist. People value things like their money, the world's natural resources, and even how they spend their time so much. Enough to hire someone and pay them to predict what may hold for those items and others. This is one of the cushiest government jobs you can get, and one of the most important for preventing global starvation or thirst, or predicting the crash of our economy. All in a day's work for the everyday economist!
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Nonprofit Organization President
Average Annual Pay:$89,500
Being not only in charge of a great cause, but also leaving a great impact on the world are just two of the great achievements you strive for every day being president of a nonprofit organization. The other benefit is you receive just under 6 figures of income!
Materials Scientist
Average Annual Pay:$90,600
People who find alternatives to the toxic chemicals we use every day are at a premium. If you have an urge to find out what things are composed of and are great at thinking outside the box. If you have a strong affinity for making new products and finding new uses for things that most people would throw away, you might be able to make a great living off of that passion!
Optometrist
Average Annual Pay:$99,200
In this field you'll be finding out peoples' vision problems, and helping with eye-related diseases. With people staring at computer screens all day, the Optometry field is booming, and with a good work ethic you can get a piece of that lovely pie.
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Nurse Anesthetist
Average Annual Pay:$152,000
In addition to a 6 figure pay salary, you get the personal satisfaction of helping people deal with pain, and getting them relief from it. Your job is well structured and you are always in demand. Definitely a great field if you want to make money but also help people who are hurting!
Accounting Firm Partner
Average Annual Pay:$164,000
This job is great for people who like numbers but want to make more than an accountant. You must pass a special exam to become certified, but when you do, you'll be plunged deep into a field of study that is rapidly growing. The pay doesn't hurt, either!
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payroll service, which makes it simple to use and easy to access.
To employers who have workers out on work sites, with a single
purchase you can have your employees clock in from their phones and
you will be alerted to where exactly they where when they clocked in. We want to serve the Natural State, and are ready to serve
you in Fort Smith, Little Rock, Russellville, Fayetteville, and
everywhere else in Arkansas and the U.S. Visit our website for more
information!
Please leave a comment if you have any other information on these careers or general career advice to our youth and those that are looking for a job that pays well and leaves you feeling well!
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