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Good Bye, Sunny Morris
02.02.12
A blog by Sunny Morris.
If you receive an e-mail from Sunny Nunan, don't delete it. It's still me --Sunny from Core24.
On December 31, I married an Aussie named Ben in Bellingen, Australia. I won’t bore you with the details on how perfect the day was but feel free to take a peek at a few pictures here if you’re curious. Before ...
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Tell Us Where to Go!
02.02.12
With a tough 3 years behind us, companies are now more than ever trying to find creative ways to rally their troops, infuse motivation back into their organizations and rekindle the flame between employer and employee. Core24 needs your help in identifying the best team building, corporate meeting and retreat resources in North Texas and beyond. So tell us where to go! Email your top picks for corporate retreat locations to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
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A Perfect Gift for Tardy Employees
02.02.12
Snuz N Luz: An alarm clock that donates money to your least favorite charity every time you hit snoozzzzzzze.
More from http://www.thinkgeek.com:
Wake up to the smell of...Animosity...
Connects via WiFi to your online bank account, and donates YOUR real money to an organization you HATE when you decide to snooze!
For years the masses have told you that if you snooze ...
posted by Rachel Meador on 02.02.12 • comments (0) •
Klemchuk Kubasta Rises to the Call (Eliminating their Receptionist Position)
02.01.12
You might call it crazy, but we thought it was genius when Klemchuk Kubasta, an Intellectual Property firm in Dallas, decided to suspend its receptionist position and rotate front desk duty among all non attorney staff members (internally known as "Firm Ambassadors") in an effort to increase the firms level of service to its clients, vendors and employees.
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posted by Rachel Meador on 02.01.12 • comments (0) •
Why Don’t You Buy Flood Insurance?
01.26.12
From Swingle Collins & Associates
Did you know flood is an excluded peril on most homeowners and commercial insurance policies? This is not a pressing concern to most people who live in a low or moderate flood risk area, but 30 percent of all flood insurance claims come from areas with minimal flood risk (source: http://www.floodsmart.gov). Hurricane Katrina was the most costly flood event in history causing over $17 billion in ...
posted by Rachel Meador on 01.26.12 • comments (0) • Risk Management
