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Tick Tock, Don't Stop- - A Manual for Workaholics
This FREE e-Book takes a look at various aspects of work, including slavery, labor unions, and the author's job experience. Plus--it offers an explanation on why Americans tend to work as hard as they do. The author offers his thoughts on the origin of work, citing how corporations are capable of re-adjusting their systems toward achieving a shorter yet more productive workday for their employees. Read the author's statements in support of his idea that "working smart beats working harder any day", as quests for fewer work hours, higher productivity levels, richer lifestyles, and earlier retirement dates continue within the American workplace. Download it today!
This FREE e-Book takes a look at various aspects of work, including slavery, labor unions, and the author's job experience. Plus--it offers an explanation on why Americans tend to work as hard as they do. The author offers his thoughts on the origin of work, citing how corporations are capable of re-adjusting their systems toward achieving a shorter yet more productive workday for their employees. Read the author's statements in support of his idea that "working smart beats working harder any day", as quests for fewer work hours, higher productivity levels, richer lifestyles, and earlier retirement dates continue within the American workplace. Download it today!
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This Page Intentionally Left Blank --Just Like the Paychecks of the Workers
By: Robert Swiatek
Download this FREE e-Book, in which the author discusses the aspects of work, with special focus on the plight that is put upon laborers by big business and the government. Suggesting innovative solutions, the author calls for a 30-hour workweek and a new $15 per hour minimum wage, that according to him are both possible and likely to answer the problem of health care affordability for workers, ...
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