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Bring Value to Your Employer
By Ignite Career Center In this tough economy, it’s not only job seekers who need to be updating their resumes and practicing their elevator speeches. Even those lucky enough to have a job should be prepared for the possibility of joining the
It’s 7 P.M. Saturday Night. Do You Know Where Your Teens Are?
By Stan Scherr, Coordinator, J.O.I.N. for Teens Remember the good old days before Facebook, cell phones, and words like uploading, downloading, texting and lol? Parents use to be home when teens went out on Saturday night. They knew their kids’ friends, dates,
Give Me Some Credit: Rebuilding After a Financial Setback
By Paige Lee, Service Coordinator If you’re like millions of Americans whose finances have taken a turn for the worse during the current recession, you may have fallen behind on your bills or you may even have had to declare bankruptcy. This
Sexual Harassment: It’s No Joke
By Ignite Career Center Did you ever notice how, when a man and woman work together, someone inevitably (and jokingly) calls out “sexual harassment” if the man compliments his female assistant’s new haircut, or if the woman supervisor tells her male employee
My Child, a Bully? No Way.
By Colleen Brady, Health Educator October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Several weeks ago, the United States Department of Education convened the first ever “Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Summit,” bringing together public and private sector organizations to develop an informed plan
When Someone You Know Is Depressed
By Donna Kane, MA Has someone ever confided feelings of depression to you? This is not at all uncommon. But when those feelings persist and impact a person’s health and well-being, it may be necessary to seek help. As a concerned friend