Other industries might be seeing a slowdown in job growth, but in healthcare, recruitment is still a fast-paced race to reach and lock in the best candidates—and every move you make counts if you want to secure top talent. In this hyper-competitive environment, email marketing promised to be one of the most powerful tools you […]
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With all the requests for tips from people you never even thought to tip beforehand, tip fatigue continues to grow. How should you handle this? In the cruise ship world, automatic tipping has been part of the culture for a long time. Most people have been annoyed with this tipping policy but accepted it as
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After having issues with Newsday’s Best of Series, I thought I would look at Four Leaf’s Best of Long Island. First up is the Best Fried Chicken. For the sixth straight year, their voters chose Zorn’s of Bethpage. In fact, Zorn’s has won 14 times since 2010!! As horrible as Newsday’s Best of Series, Four
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I just another ridiculous story on reddit. A flight attendant is under investigation for accepting a gift from a passenger and providing typical service to that passenger We have heard that flight attendants can accept minor gifts as sign of kindness. They are not eligible for tips subject to one major caveat. On Frontier Airlines,
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I found an interesting article on View From The Wing In it, Gary Leff found a couple of hotels near Walt Disney World that charges resort fees that are questionable at best especially considering the price of the rooms and the claimed resort offerings. My favorite is the Developer Inn Highway, A Howard Johnson by
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A couple on their honeymoon were faced with a dilemma. They were just married and were ready to board a flight to their honeymoon destination. But their flight was oversold and the airline, Delta, needed a few people to voluntarily give up their seats. They offered $1,000 per person but no one took them up
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After questioning Newsday’s best of series, I acknowledged my allegation that advertising sales influencing their editorial decisions was out of line. I apologized for that. The responses from several people including Andi Berlin and Erica Marcus made me think about Newsday’s choices in their best of series. From the comments, it appears that Newsday includes
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Rant of the Day: I read a Newsday’s Best Long Island Restaurants on the Water and I started to bang my head against my desk! This is another one of Newsday’s Best Of Long Island series. For those who do not know or cannot figure it out based upon the title, the Best of Long
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As you move up the pickleball ladder, you learn that there are certain keys to success. The first step is working on your swing. Following that you learn the strategy of when to play the baseline and when to be at the kitchen. Hint: you should try to be at the kitchen more often than
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Let’s settle this once and for all. When it comes to pretzels, there’s a clear winner, and it hails from the City of Brotherly Love: the Philly Pretzel Factory. Now, I know what you might be thinking. “Auntie Anne’s? Buttery, soft, mall pretzels?” And while I respect Auntie Anne’s for what they are—a decent mall
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