Posts Tagged ‘work’

Do you live in Washington, DC or Baltimore, MD?

Wednesday, August 18th, 2010

Are you retired?  Do you like to be outdoors?  Are you driving your wife crazy being at home?  Well I may have a company with a part time job just for you.  They are a full-service Exterior Services Management® company that has developed a unique centralized approach to control today’s exterior facility management. We are headquartered in DeWitt, MI.  Hiring in the Washington, DC and Baltimore their idea candidates would desire part-time work enjoy working outdoors walking properties to inspect landscaping, irrigation and parking lots of commercial facilities.  Be able to walk in all weather conditions and maneuver on uneven ground. Travel throughout the state.

Your new job would be a quality service inspector; an ideal position for retired individual with a versatile schedule who wishes to be active and generate some income doing so. Check it out today!

 

Oh No…Swine Flu…What do I do?

Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

Hopefully you don’t have the swine flu, but there’s nothing worse than finally finding a job only to end up sick. It happens and all too often in fact…. why does this happen? Well it’s simple when you are pounding the pavement in pursuit of a job you are bound to encounter germs.

 

How can you put your defenses up and ward off the ever present germs that are out there in the job seeking world? I found the following useful tips at the Center for Disease Control:

 

Avoid close contact: How do you avoid contact when interviewing?  Well you can’t what you can do it this: wash your hands frequently and if you can’t get to a washroom use antibacterial gel. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth with unclean hands.

Cover your mouth and nose: if you do have to cough or sneeze cover your nose and mouth and wash your hands before contacting other people.

Clean your hands: Wash your hands, this must be important because I am mentioning it again…..   

Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth: with dirty hands especially……

Practice other good health habits: gets lots of rest, drink LOTS of water.

Stay Home: If you are sick stay home.

 

It’s a real threat out there and it’s called the flu, make sure you ward off the germs that can stop you in your tracks. It’s no fun to finally find the perfect job only to have to call in sick.  At WiserWorker.com we want you to be well and in tip top shape to start your new job!