But the mail service's office workers, like office workers almost everywhere, remain seated at their desks during the bulk of the workday.
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PSE has also asked most of its office workers to work from home and separated its key units so employees do not meet and mix with back-office workers.
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Office workers hustle boxes of documents into a mobile shredder.
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It can only be good news for bored office workers.
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Yet both perform tasks previously done by human office workers.
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Office workers hang around, waiting for the traffic to dissipate.
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But multiple signs point to trouble for other office workers.
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These days young office-workers are by far the biggest market.
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For office workers, marijuana could even help with creativity and productivity.
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Around her were cubicles and hallways filled with white office workers.
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Amid the coronavirus outbreak, many office workers are working from home.
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Office workers sip coffee beside men sleeping in chairs pulled together.
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Bryant Park can seem to cater almost exclusively to office workers.
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Read more: Trump says homelessness is super sad for office workers.
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I watched office workers in Shenzhen pay for their lunches with WeChat.
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They deliver about 80 takeaway meals every day to its office workers.
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Office workers had to lean against a wall for a quick break.
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The area is popular with office workers and party-goers including expatriates.
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It is now a destination for Broadway theatergoers and Midtown office workers.
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Office workers beware: Lunch theft isn't as unusual as you might hope.
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Nothing to be spoken or shared with clerks, cashiers or office workers.
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The former lobby will serve as the main entrance for office workers.
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That means most of the office workers are now working from home.
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The region has a shortage of both manufacturing and back-office workers.
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That's the power of building for remote-first instead of office workers.
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In the Chengdu office, workers must put their smartphones in hallway lockers.
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But one category of people still doesn't use Amazon for much: office workers.
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No wonder so many office workers must get by with noise-reducing headphones.
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Might sedentary office workers indoors, also be slowed down by poor air quality?
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The new store is aimed at selling salads and snacks to office workers.
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Additionally, many companies with office workers already own their own buildings or properties.
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The day dreaded by stubborn office workers around the country has finally arrived.
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Office workers use computers with the black-and-green interfaces of '80s IBMs.
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Most automakers had already instituted a work-at-home plan for office workers.
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Most of the others in the class were office workers pursuing a hobby.
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Your correspondent was press-ganged into selfies with a crowd of Mumbai office workers.
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New York (CNN Business)Office workers who embrace a "Thank God It's Monday" motto.
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Office workers in pressed shirts and builders in orange jumpsuits sit cheek by jowl.
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More than six in 10 office workers in the US eat at their desks.
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On the other hand, mixed reality could be a huge improvement for office workers.
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Do you see office workers commuting every morning, vendors selling street food, taxis, etc.?
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But by the 1950s employers were desperate to hire office workers, teachers and nurses.
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Office workers looking for a new lunch option start their search online, he explained.
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In 1979, Chicago office workers begged for rides as snow fell on the city.
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She spent the next decade anonymously turning out women's wear, mostly for office workers.
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Those savings will be hard to achieve without reducing the number of office workers.
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Many of these older buildings do not meet the needs of today's office workers.
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Let's hope the office workers don't use it to whip up any hate-fueled mobs!
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Office workers are often expected to answer emails and texts all day, even after hours.
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To jaded office workers (and perhaps the Green Party—see article) that may sound ideal.
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Some 10,000 people - including residents, hospital patients and office workers - were evacuated from 9 a.m.
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Office workers and hotel guests hid where they could, as the killers prowled the corridors.
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They are for office workers in a hurry, and those who don't own a thing.
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Both are likely office workers; they are well-coiffed, stylishly dressed, and sporting conspicuous necklaces.
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The result is that most office workers look like they're doing a little work-praying.
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Organizers also moved the timing to night to be less disruptive to the office workers.
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Slack is down again, and office workers  are discovering new, innovative ways to communicate.
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Office workers streamed from their desks to stand vigil as the procession neared and passed.
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Hear the perspectives of people from Kolkata to Denmark, from rickshaw drivers to office workers.
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Whatever their titles, they are — like many office workers — to a large extent professional emailers.
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Earlier in the day, office workers had streamed from the complex, some jumping from windows.
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Office workers learned that handfuls of ticker tape thrown into the air created a dramatic effect.
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As it reached midday, they were joined by many office workers from nearby buildings in Admiralty.
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The companies making the software many office workers depend on are at war with each other.
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Stuffed awkwardly into a drab conference room, office workers have conversations that feel tedious and uninspiring.
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Office workers from the nearby business district sat at round tables drinking large bottles of beer.
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The education bureau closed schools for the day, and authorities urged office workers to head home.
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In New York City, office workers were marooned in office buildings as the streets became impassable.
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The broader goal seems to be aimed at making Alexa a key component to office workers.
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Democrats tell stories of the impact of mass shootings on churchgoers, office-workers, and school children.
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Crowds in bloodied clothes fled as armed officers escorted office workers to safety amid the gunfire.
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I started in 1978 interviewing office workers, Linotype workers, factory workers ... As the shift was happening.
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It's the food trucks that serve office workers or school students who are now staying home.
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The suits on the office workers have largely disappeared, along with the stores that sold them.
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How do I deal with dozens and dozens of rich, vapid and condescending office workers daily?
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Office workers, visitors and suburban shoppers could drive in and out without ever setting foot downtown.
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We high-fived cabdrivers and whooped at the office workers who opened their windows to cheer.
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With just weeks before the holidays, the drivers and another 1,300 office workers are without work.
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Many office workers bring their work home with them, checking email after-hours and on weekends.
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The clientele includes drivers, painters, and office workers with I.D. badges dangling from their belt loops.
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For office workers required to wear suits, the extreme heat is something they must simply endure.
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For office workers and students, the minutes shaved off daily commutes justify the risks of trolley rides.
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The jackpot has been swelling since July, when a group of California office workers won $543 million.
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Of the 1,500 office workers polled, 22% admitted they'd cried at least once after a bad review.
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Office workers receive an average of 121 emails per day, according to email marketing company Campaign Monitor.
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Mr. Rubio's rallies attract a disproportionate number of young office workers, who bring their children and spouses.
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Some office workers said they played Pokemon GO on their lunch breaks and resumed immediately after work.
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Wilson gets up close and personal with office workers while talking about the benefits of the toothpaste.
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Other Alrosa employees in Mirny include office workers and those who work in the diamond sorting centers.
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This involves using software to monitor the tasks that office workers perform, to identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies.
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Like many male office workers, I lean toward clothes that are sharp but not at all showy.
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Lunch breaks in China for office workers start at noon sharp and typically go until 2 p.m.
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Up to 70% of women continue their day jobs, often as office workers or teachers, after childbirth.
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Dr. Wang was attacking IBM and making computer technology accessible to office workers and to women. Right.
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They say it will free business owners to share tips with back-office workers, like restaurant dishwashers.
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Restaurant meals and cinema tickets are more pricey; flats are more expensive; office workers are presumably paid less.
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The likely culprit for office workers is particulate matter, which can easily enter buildings through windows and vents.
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In San Bernardino, California, in December, a married couple attacked office workers attending a holiday party, killing 14.
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By now, office workers have a variety of good options to choose from when tracking work like this.
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And office workers who choose to stand may be increasing their output as well as their well-being.
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Exxon Mobil, Halliburton and Chevron were among the scores of Houston businesses reopening their doors to office workers.
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Again though, working remotely requires a different skillset and work ethic than most office workers are accustomed to.
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This phenomenon affects everyone from students taking standardized tests to office workers trying to get through the day.
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The area is popular with office workers and party-goers including expatriates, who often pack its narrow streets.
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Many people -- whether top athletes or office workers -- really thrive under pressure, needing deadlines to get work done.
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Research by Accountemps found that 63% of office workers felt theirmeetings were unnecessaryand could've been handled over email.
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One study of office workers found that 85% of coworkers will deal with some sort of interpersonal conflict.
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The restaurant does good business in a downtown district thickly populated with young professionals, office workers, and tourists.
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It has closed schools, resorts and restaurants, and led to emergency work-from-home policies for office workers.
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Thousands of secretaries and office workers have turned the Pentagon into a cluttered, cosy, home-away-from-home.
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In their public life, these activists are students and newspaper editors, secretaries and teachers, office workers and doctors.
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Microsoft has spoken repeatedly about how it wants to help non-office workers stay in touch with Teams.
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Within days, the strikes spread to other universities and factories, and garbage collectors and office workers joined in.
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School dismissals and the cancellation of mass meetings might be necessary as well as telecommuting for office workers.
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Though they may be jostled by tourists and office workers, local residents have an edge in some ways.
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Those stores are located in the center of major cities and tailored to busy office workers located nearby.
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Elsewhere on Tuesday, office workers gathered in Hong Kong's central business district during lunch, interrupting buses and trains.
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A nation of office workers plunged into the deeply worrying, deeply troubling world of small talk and silence.
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In October 2018, famed free-climber Alain Robert scaled the 755-foot Salesforce Tower in London, surprising office workers.
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Mitsubishi envisions this as a solution to help soulless office workers toiling under a low-lit, low-ceilinged room.
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It's perfect for anyone who doesn't have access to a kitchen, including students living in dorms and office workers.
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Hyundai Heavy Industries has already announced it will start accepting voluntary retirements from office workers above the manager level.
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Teens, office workers and grandparents are mostly to be seen perusing its 22008,22013-odd knick-knacks across five floors.
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Uber employs more than 50 office workers in Quebec, where more than 10,000 drivers have worked for the company.
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If Google employees can get nap pods, why can't the rest of us lowly office workers get decent coffee?
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Office workers sat next to construction crews; teens chatted with shelter residents as they bargained over Adderall and loosies.
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Author Olivia Young and her partner, Matt, are former office workers who now live in a converted cargo van.
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Residents, office workers, construction workers removing the debris, and students and teachers were all exposed to the same toxins.
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Office workers in Israel are using photos of climate activist Greta Thunberg to make people reconsider using disposable plastics.
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For years, Lower Manhattan emptied out in the evenings and on weekends, when traders and office workers went home.
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Office workers are at particular risk, he said, because they spend around two-thirds of the work day sitting.
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In Darwin, around 435 miles away from the epicenter, it hit at lunchtime and office workers sought safety outside.
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Under the soaring Capitol dome, office workers and tourists walked silently past a flag-draped casket that bore Bush's body.
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It was highest among office workers, with 41 cases, followed by salespeople, with 38 cases, and drivers, with 35 cases.
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Guards and office workers said they had heard of Sino-Europe Sports, but had rarely, if ever, seen any employees.
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Finally, another team had a clever idea that will resonate with office workers who have to compete for meeting space.
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A 2015 survey by a UK firm asked 1,989 office workers how many hours they spent "productively working" each day.
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Nationwide looked at other costs incurred by British office workers too, such as leaving presents, birthday cards, and charity sponsorships.
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The vets finished their joint, and their belly laughs drew curious looks and sniffs from the office workers milling about.
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The military is a very large organization employing everyone from supply personnel and drivers to cooks, chaplains and office workers.
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Mumbai traffic was largely unaffected as most office workers were at their desks when the farmers marched through the city.
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Slack is the maker of a popular workplace communications software that allows office workers to chat instantaneously with one another.
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Office workers in suits and ties formed a human supply chain to move water and umbrellas to front-line protesters.
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Roads quiet on Wednesday as office workers stayed away from the city center were busy with traffic again on Thursday.
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But yes: Office workers are incredibly hierarchy conscious and hierarchy anxious and are frequently dreadful to people who are different.
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While office workers took in the spectacle, one couple after another exercised their new legal right to register their unions.
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These workplace collaboration tools stand to serve as influential hubs from which office workers access the business software they use.
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In one incident, office workers bullied an HR chatbot so terribly that management wondered if the workers should be fired.
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Two-thirds of employees fall into a job group called 'professionals,' which includes includes non-managerial office workers and programmers.
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In fact, according to software company Adobe, office workers in the U.S. spend approximately five hours per day checking emails.
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Office workers, in the past too frightened to risk their jobs, came out at night and honked horns in solidarity.
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US office workers are working from home, trading conference rooms for Zoom, and replacing morning commutes with mid-day walks.
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The moving image artist's 2002 video *Corpus Callosum launches an onslaught of video effects at indifferent office workers and couch potatoes.
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The project, yet to be officially named, will include three high-rise towers for about 2700,22020 office workers and 20203,22020 residents.
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Hot-desking is a clear message to low-level office workers that they are seen as disposable cogs in a machine.
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Down starts off as a romantic story, then quickly develops into horror as office workers end up trapped in an elevator.
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And that's even though there are a lot more of them than the college-educated white collar office workers out there.
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It is difficult for office workers to decline invitations to after-work drinking sessions or weekend hiking expeditions with the boss.
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Office workers and hotel guests hid where they could, sending frantic messages to the police, as the militants prowled the corridors.
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It's common to see people studying the Bible on the bus and many office workers keep open Bibles on their desks.
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Skyscrapers swayed from the force of the quake, causing frightened office workers to flee the high-rise buildings in the capital.
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Probably. According to a recent Gallup poll, 67% of American office workers eat at their desks more than once per week.
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Perhaps the internet, with the instant distractions of e-mails, Twitter feeds and cat videos, actually reduces productivity for office workers.
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School lunches are very often mediocre, and for office workers, it costs a lot of money to buy food every day.
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The rise of personality testing in the twentieth century was a response to an increase in the number of office workers.
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Crave's host that day was Dave Wilson, 25, who was a bartender before managing this brood of pop-up office workers.
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Later came the accounts of unseen grace by office workers who had done for each other what no one else could.
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A decade ago, about 303,230 office workers were in Hudson Square, the business improvement district said; last year, there were 266,21949.
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They have been up on ladders and scissor lifts spraying and daubing paint in view of tourists and downtown office workers.
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The delay of an in-person meeting was somewhat expected, given that most of Amazon's office workers are now working remotely.
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Living in The area is filled with office workers and tourists, but it's also becoming more popular with buyers and renters.
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But the 17-year-old from northern Virginia is the undisputed king of that bane of office workers everywhere — the spreadsheet.
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Surveying 1,000 UK office workers, the firm found that two thirds eat lunch at their desks most days of the week.
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The two discovered widespread dissatisfaction among white-collar office workers, as well as a search for "meaning" amidst often discriminatory workplaces.
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Inside, hundreds of deskbound office workers do the work that is Guernsey's lifeblood: hiding billions of dollars from the outside world.
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Swipe-happy office workers can even install software on their computers so they can auto-swipe continually without using their phones.
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Sodexo manages canteens and facilities for office workers, armed forces, schools, hospitals and prisons, and also supplies vouchers for meals and gifts.
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"I can't believe this day has finally happened," he told a throng of media, office workers and school-children huddling under umbrellas.
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Office workers in the UBS building started posting photos on Twitter to provide updates as they saw the raccoon scale the skyscraper.
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That's increasingly where Cortana is heading now: to be a digital assistant that helps office workers organize their day with conversational interactions.
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When analysing precisely what bothers office workers, it finds little correlation between dissatisfaction and hot-desking as such (see left-hand chart).
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Office workers in the area offered accounts of the attacks as they observed them from high-rise office buildings in the area.
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In addition to office workers, some 60,000 residents live in the area, compared with 22,900 in 2000, according to the downtown alliance.
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Washington (CNN)When most office workers leave a job, clearing out their desk involves a cardboard box and maybe a paper shredder.
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It was not clear what may have prompted the man to assault the two office workers, one of whom was badly hurt.
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Wildlife officials told concerned office workers that, because the bird is nocturnal, it becomes hypnotized by its own reflection during the daytime.
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Microsoft doesn't have to tell regular office workers that they won't be needing the Surface Studio for document editing and web browsing.
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Unions representing hospital staffers and government office workers, among other public sector employees, are staging a one-day walkout across the country.
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We hear from first responders, office workers in the twin towers, people traumatized by witnessing falling bodies (among those people: Rudy Giuliani).
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We want to improve workplace happiness for millions of office workers and support small and medium sized businesses in their entrepreneurial efforts.
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Behind all those user names on the Cloud Society website were schoolteachers, sky divers, meteorologists, retired astronomy teachers, office workers and artists.
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A 2017 United Nations report found that 41% of remote workers reported high stress levels, compared to just 25% of office workers.
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Footage from the scene showed armed officers escorting office workers and injured people to safety as the sound of shots rang out.
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Uber employs more than 50 office workers in the province, where more than 10,000 drivers have worked for the company, he said.
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Research has shown fatigued office workers feel more motivation to work when they listen to nature sounds rather than their workplace sounds.
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However, the company's decision to continue operating warehouses stands in contrast to its approach to full-time, often highly paid, office workers.
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Without using a harness, he grasped at protruding parts of the building as office workers watched from the ground and nearby windows.
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It's clever and invigorating, and about the only thing in the pilot that actually makes the connection between office workers and superheroes.
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And then it spread across sectors to the women who are far more vulnerable — farm workers, office workers, restaurant workers, domestic workers.
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Every day, office workers everywhere find themselves trapped in cross-cubicle conversations about their co-worker's "crazy accurate" and "totally psychic" dream.
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Office workers in Colombo's business district were asked to go home early, police said, to avoid vulnerable throngs of people at rush hour.
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Lumumba Okugbawa, the general secretary, said office workers and staff working in distribution were among those taking part in industrial action across Nigeria.
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More than 30 percent of 941 office workers surveyed in December by Saramin, a South Korea-based job portal, said they traded cryptocurrencies.
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It was a reassuring announcement for the thousands of office workers who returned to work and for the pupils who returned to school.
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Read more: Trump says homelessness is super sad for office workers So instead, they decided to send the warning to about 40 families.
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The automakers said they wanted an array of union hourly workers, salaried office workers and engineers as well as executives at the event.
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The most lethal was in San Bernardino, California, in December, when a married couple attacked office workers attending a holiday party killing 14.
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Writing and producing this absolutely insane horror movie about office workers getting locked in a building and being forced to kill one another.
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The second biggest outgoing for office workers—after clothing and bags—was work drinks and nights out with colleagues, which came to £102.24.
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You just wanted to be able to hear "Echoes in Rain" at the same time as the lorry drivers and office workers do.
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Like most sedentary office workers, we don't typically get a ton of chances to forcefully drag an opponent to the mud-soaked ground.
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Tables spilling onto the pavements of Sakarya street would usually be packed with students and office workers at lunchtime and in the evenings.
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Finnish startup Blooming is aiming to help bouncing-off-the-walls-stressed office workers regain control of their lives by using wearable tech.
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As DingTalk has grown, many Chinese office workers have vented their frustrations online about the service, saying it is inhumane and destroys trust.
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Under the soaring Capitol dome, office workers and tourists walked in silence all day past a flag-draped casket that bore Bush's body.
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With no balconies or windows that open, office workers inside the building were left to watch anxiously as the raccoon continued its climb.
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The result is an easier life for office workers and more efficiency for front desk staff, who have more time for important items.
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While some of these accounts have thousands of users, this still reaches a sliver of the world's desk and phone-bound office workers.
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In cities in the southeast, power outages darkened traffic lights and shopping malls, and office workers and commuters were left exhausted and wilted.
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Mark-related incidents aside, one third of office workers have their lunches stolen, according to a recent survey undertaken by security firm ADT.
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Through her windshield, she could see office workers huddling together for smoke breaks and clumped around conference tables in glassy ground-floor offices.
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Fiat Chrysler's Italian factories were operating normally on Monday, a spokesman said, although office workers were given the option of working from home.
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At 22, riding a crowded subway each day with other 9-to-5 office workers, he saw his life flash before his eyes.
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On Tuesday, Apple reportedly sent out an internal memo saying all office workers would be able to work from home, according to 9to5Mac.
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I sat on a bench for a while, with my back to the skyscrapers, watching office workers limber up for a friendly game.
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HP's printers and ink are typically used by small teams of office workers or in homes to print out standard letter-size sheets.
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Researchers at the London School of Economics found that urban areas also pay a price for high temperatures, even among indoor office workers.
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Cherry even had added a special "boss key" that would pop up a fake spreadsheet for crafty office workers slacking, but Microsoft nixed it.
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For all the college kids and entry-level office workers out there, this would make being stuck on laptops all day much more fun.
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"Game of Thrones" was the kind of series that schoolchildren would discuss at break time and office workers would chat about by the kettle.
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The flexibility afforded to office workers and tech company employees is supposed to trickle down to the very lowest rungs of the employment ladder.
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While in Shanghai he visited with other product suppliers, and saw several small, indoor units where office workers grew their own lettuces and herbs.
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We have a group of friends, office workers and families who brave the cold season and the cold weather just to enter our store.
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Yvonne Chang, a Silicon Power spokeswoman, said the move was meant to improve communication between office workers and the factory, not to cut costs.
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Most office workers know how to use email, run a word processor and maybe even set up a three-way call on their Polycom.
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The company also famously treats its warehouse workers like shit, and even the high-paid office workers sound like they develop PTSD at Amazon.
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When I was at SuccessFactors, we focused on the notion that "people drive performance," meaning the entire employee population, not just the office workers.
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Fifty-five percent of office workers surveyed said they wished their own companies would get rid of or at least change the review process.
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Indeed, several studies have shown that remote office workers are much productive than on-site workers, without even counting the time they waste commuting.
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Office workers took strolls in the tent city, freed from the usual debilitating sound of roaring bus engines and the choking smell of exhaust.
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Office workers receive an average of more than which can make the thought of keeping your inbox at zero seem like an impossible task.
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Unwittingly linked in gchats and Slack rooms by bored office workers 'round the world, clicked on by teens, shared by your well-meaning aunt.
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An after-work spot for young professionals and office workers, there are always groups chilling, singles sipping, people munching, and general low-gear merriment.
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However, they would be no match for the office workers using administrative records to count those people who didn't fill out their census forms.
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Large numbers of office workers have been told or have opted to work from home but this is not an option for many people.
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Studies show that students, office workers, medical personnel, and people on trains touch their faces between nine and 23 times per hour, on average.
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She wrote a heartfelt apology letter to customers, gave them more realistic dates and pulled every employee, even the office workers, into the workshop.
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Giri choco is what female office workers are expected to gift their male coworkers with—although some offices are starting to ban the practice.
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But for most office workers, especially those in the tech industry, staring at their computer screen is part, if not all, of the job.
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A spontaneous protest grew Friday evening as the details were released, with even well-heeled office workers joining a marching crowd after finishing work.
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This was a facility shaped to the demands of processing eight thousand tourists a day rather than offering respite to sun-seeking office workers.
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Year-round, a small team of office workers endeavors to analyze the seconds when somebody intervenes to try to prevent death or serious injury.
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This Valentine's Day, office workers would be wise to think twice before sneaking a box of chocolates to the cutie in the adjacent cube.
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Office workers now receive an average of more than 100 emails per day and spend 6.3 hours checking both their work and personal messages.
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Around 1,000 protesters, many of them office workers in suits and pupils in school uniform, gathered on Pedder Street in Central shortly after 4.30pm.
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Rally-goers were mostly office workers, and they chanted slogans while marching on roads around Chater Garden, forcing buses and other vehicles to stop.
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He compared some jobs to "Office Space," a comedy about office workers whose lives are a living hell because their jobs are so trivial.
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Good light also helps keep office workers alert and healthy, said Mariana Figueiro, the director of the Lighting Research Center at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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And just like manual labor can cause sore shoulders and bad knees, office workers can develop damaged thumbs from texting and emailing on their phones.
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The professor has actually created a whole legion of very human-looking robots for everything from retail clerks to office workers and even TV hosts.
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Office workers rush in and out of Quilombero, a new Argentinian Italian restaurant in East London's redeveloped East India Dock, to grab their morning brew.
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Karaoke parlours, imported from Japan in the early 1990s and originally intended as entertainment for teenagers and families, did brisk business with drunk office workers.
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Chat distractions aside, remote workers have significantly more time for deep work; and therefore, they're typically expected to have higher outputs than in-office workers.
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Wal-Mart spokeswoman Deisha Barnett said the company will now cut back-office workers in all its approximately 4,600 stores over the next several months.
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At that time, that crowd consisted largely of office workers and college students, pinned between swivel chairs and Dell monitors for hours at a time.
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I am honored to have represented NYPD Detective Zadroga, as well as some 2628,28503 other sick 22019/11 first responders, local residents and office workers.
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Above all, the rise of le sandwich, now commonly consumed at lunch by office workers in Paris, has robbed traditional brasseries of sit-down clientele.
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Office workers take the small glass bottles, branded Condition, Bacchus or Vita 500, before a night out or the next morning to relieve the pain.
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Much of the enterprise applications that have been built in the past have been designed to be used by office workers sitting at desktop computers.
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A Sidewalk drawing shows a low-rise structure in which office workers and apartment dwellers share space with what appears to be a large distillery.
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I spoke with people from all over France who had been workers, farmers, university students, high school students, office workers and artists during the uprising.
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Although many restaurants, airlines and entertainment venues were shut down and many office workers stayed home on Monday, millions of Americans were still at work.
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J.R., 36, who declined to give his full name, said he was homeless and slept there only at night when office workers were not around.
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Office workers on Whitehall, the street that hosts several government departments, came out to witness the start of the pro-Brexit street party Friday evening.
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In New York, where about 70 percent of the sun was eventually blocked, office workers left their desks and crowded the streets for a view.
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Three sons, Kenneth, Michael and Ronald, became autoworkers active in the U.A.W. Two daughters, Linda and Joan, became office workers at an auto-parts plant.
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Nearly half of US professionals said they quit a job specifically because of a bad boss, according to a 2019 poll of 2,800 office workers.
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He also pointed out that New York residents and office workers make up a sizable portion of the daily pedestrian traffic along Manhattan's retail streets.
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Wong was one of a dozen office workers and residents who dropped by a central shopping area on Monday to drop off their Christmas cards.
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It&aposs the stuff of nightmares for digital-first office workers: A group of employees form a private messaging channel and vent about their jobs.
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One morning, I tried Calm (the company's website offers lovely, free nature sounds and scenes, perfect for office workers seeking to drown out ambient chatter).
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For Semmelhack, fears about office workers being able to escape terrorists feed into a broader cultural narrative about the gendering of stilettos in our society.
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Hundreds of office workers at the building, which houses other firms besides the newspaper, were brought outside by police, the USA Today reported on its website.
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Hong Kong (CNN)It's a situation that most stressed office workers can all relate to: Long commutes, odd co-workers and a never-ending task list.
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The hope is that well paid office workers won't be put off by puny salaries and will be attracted by the excitement of a fresh start.
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Now, instead of unsuspecting office workers worried about getting their socks wet, the live-stream is full of news crews, policemen and students with novelty lilos.
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Compass, which provides meals for office workers, armed forces and school children in more than 50 countries, increased its outlook for full-year organic revenue growth.
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Local TV footage showed office workers fleeing with their hands above their heads as they were evacuated from the building around the time of Tuesday's shooting.
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Research conducted at the University of California at Irvine found that on average, office workers are interrupted or switch tasks every three minutes and five seconds.
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Some back office workers are confused about which entity they will end up working for and concerned about losing their jobs, two of the sources said.
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Office workers are said to put off meetings and decisions until after Ramadan, during which trading activity tends to decline on stockmarkets in the Middle East.
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At happy hour, about two hundred spectators—friends and associates of the league's executives, most of them Manhattan office workers—gathered around the pit, sipping cocktails.
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By multiplying that figure by the 255 million office workers it thinks it could eventually serve, WeWork gets to the $3 trillion market opportunity it sees.
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When office workers and shoppers go home, a lull settles over the area — except for the bridge traffic on Flatbush Avenue Extension and Brooklyn Bridge Boulevard.
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But in a lot of ways, "Paperwork Explosion" was more impactful because it had needled on such a major pain point for office workers in 1967.
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Among those at highest risk: Cashiers have a 97% risk of losing their job to automation; and office workers like secretaries and administrative assistants at 96%.
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Office workers will shop, eat and otherwise inhabit the mall's ecosystem, providing an incentive that owners and operators can use to retain and draw other tenants.
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He knows that he does not look like most of the office workers here, covered in his tattoos that commemorate travels and pain he has overcome.
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And as the coronavirus pandemic has sent millions of U.S. office workers to work remotely for the foreseeable future, the two have become even more blended.
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"I voted to remain," Aarti told CNBC Tuesday while standing in a line at a weekly food market bustling with office workers on their lunch break.
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LONDON — The practice of office workers pitching in to buy a gift for a departing colleague — especially one with decades of service — is an old tradition.
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She left school at 13 but through decades of work experience managed to carve out a middle-class career selling technology-training classes for office workers.
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Interviews with several Japanese students and office workers ages 22 to 26 elicited similar responses to arguments for the need for urgency on fighting climate change.
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Recent data shows that telecommuters also earn a higher median salary than in-office workers and save over $4,000 each year on commuting and other costs.
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The protesters, many dressed in traditional Tibetan chupas, waved flags and shouted, "Human rights for Tibet," as they made their way past shoppers and office workers.
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According to a study, a truly harrowing three quarters of British office workers have unbagged the exact same lunch every day for the past nine months.
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The fast-casual options in NYC have multiplied rapidly in recent years, providing hungry office workers and those on-the-go or on budgets with solid options.
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The idea that he's the Computer Guy and we are the helpless office workers in his way exemplifies the attitude of Facebook and Silicon Valley more broadly.
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ZeroCater faces competition from a growing number of venture-backed startups engaged in food delivery to office workers including Bento, Cater2Me, EatClub, eZCater, Farm Hill and Zesty.
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I imagine the Voice Bridge caters to office workers with a specific work line, but even those seem to be going away with company-issued cell phones.
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On Tuesday, thousands of office workers joined lunchtime protests in the city's central financial district, with demonstrators forming roadblocks to prevent traffic from moving around the city.
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And a share of baby boomers, at least online, see Gen Z and millennials as entitled, participation-trophy-toting snowflakes, or, somewhat more generously, poor office workers.
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In that study, scientists in Singapore recruited 800 office workers and gave most of them an activity monitor, although some went without one to serve as controls.
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Office workers protested in the city's central financial districts during their lunch breaks, and police were once again forced to fire tear gas to disperse the demonstrators.
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People were hooked on it in all corners of the UK: from bored teenagers in impoverished countryside villages to office workers in the skyscrapers of major cities.
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The money will also enable Danke, which currently zeroes in on office workers and recent college graduates, to explore the emerging housing market for blue-collar workers.
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Already, office workers and residents are venturing across Rockville Pike on foot to visit Pike & Rose restaurants and tenants like iPic Theaters or the concert hall AMP.
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What's more, the firm sold a block to the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority for a garage that serves office workers as well as stadium and park patrons.
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While its customers tend to skew toward office workers ordering during the week, third-party apps' customers tend to order food during the evening to residential areas.
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He worries that regions like the Northeast may lose it, too, setting up future challenges for office workers and residents when blackouts or other natural disasters come.
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It was founded in 2009 as a multiplayer game company, but pivoted in 2014 to become a messaging and collaboration service for office workers and software developers.
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Along those lines, Foursquare recently published "The 15 Best Coffeeshops with Wi-Fi in Williamsburg, Brooklyn," to guide displaced office workers and their laptops to temporary workstations.
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Back at the Union Canal market, waves of office workers queue at the Chompsky truck to order today's special: bao buns with pulled pork and tempura prawns.
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The meal options change daily and a driver picks up a bunch of the same meal from a restaurant and delivers it around the city to office workers.
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Some of the office workers have been voluntarily reassigned to Impossible's factory in Oakland, where they work 12-hour shifts in what is essentially a warehouse-sized refrigerator.
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JAB, which counts the Panera Bread and Peet's Coffee chains among its assets, is reportedly planning to extend Pret's reach in America, especially among young urban office workers.
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Designed to cater to office workers, the store will offer products like baked goods, ready-to-eat meals, and Amazon's own line of Blue Apron-like meal kits.
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Colorado office workers assumed their workplace had been burgled, only to find upon security camera inspection that some anarchist goat did it out of a hate for capitalism.
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"Office workers are still afraid of talking about their stories publicly... There are many loopholes where companies can take minimal actions and get away from it," Lee said.
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Now his company can pitch more complex and tailored use cases, like an alert for office workers, via messaging app Slack, if someone is at the office door.
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Voices are barely raised beyond a murmur as office workers, and school children have come to lay flowers near the mosques and at makeshift shrines through the city.
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These are familiar rites of passage for young, driven office workers, and the actor Portia Doubleday ably evokes the semi-bluffing self-confidence required to get through them.
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Only a smattering of shops catering to office workers and residents, including Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and former Senator Bob Dole, fill spaces that once held luxury boutiques.
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One recent morning, as tourists and office workers streamed into and out of the Empire State Building lobby, the arrival of a freshly minted movie star went unnoticed.
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Office workers in Tel Aviv, Israel, are displaying photos of the 16-year-old climate activist next to single-use plastics and paper goods in their communal kitchens.
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Among the coronavirus's many effects is a boom in people like me: office workers, shooed away from the office, trying to acclimate to a work-from-home lifestyle.
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None of us that day, from the first responders to ordinary office workers to the president of the United States, knew any of that as the attacks unfolded.
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In essence, it's a book on Buddhism disguised as a self-help text aimed at office workers, and if that makes you want to close this tab, don't.
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Today the coal yards is an outdoor shopping mall, with a fancy chocolatier, high-end boutiques and a terraced park filled with office workers and toddlers at lunchtime.
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PARIS, Jan 6 (Reuters) - French supermarket retailer Carrefour said on Monday that it had agreed to buy Dejbox, a start-up dealing in delivering lunches to office workers.
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There are a number of software companies looking to "gamify" work — to use the psychological tricks of video games to surreptitiously push office workers to become more productive.
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The auto company says it will be a mixed-use facility with facilities for up to 5,000 office workers and space for shops, restaurants and maybe even residential housing.
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They swept from floor to floor, kicking down glass doors and evacuating dozens of terrified office workers, coaxing them out from their hiding places under desks and in cupboards.
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Compass, with annual turnover of almost 23 billion pounds ($31 billion), employs around 550,000 people around the world providing food services to schools, the armed forces and office workers.
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Shares of the FTSE 100-listed company, which provides meals for office workers, armed forces and school children in more than 50 countries, were up 1.7% at 1,758 pence.
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This week, people familiar with the matter said Jollibee was considering bidding for Pret A Manger, a UK-based chain selling organic coffee and wholesome sandwiches to office workers.
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The protest that was held in central Delhi on Thursday, perhaps 15,000-strong, also included office workers, retirees, lawyers, grassroots anti-caste activists and local labor and trade unions.
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With Daily Dish, Amazon sends daily lunch specials to office workers, which they can order by replying to a text or using the Amazon or Prime Now mobile apps.
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As a result, Luckin managed to build a dense network targeting office workers who may be drawn to the idea of coffee delivery because they can't leave their desk.
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People in hunter-gatherer societies and those who work physically demanding jobs in developing countries sit as much as most office workers do, but they don't have back pain.
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According to one survey (admittedly conducted by a travel firm, with an interest in gaining publicity) perhaps half of British office workers check their e-mails while on holiday.
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Thousands of protesters, including office workers, descended Tuesday on Central, the main business and shopping district, forcing businesses to close and paralyzing traffic and the city's fabled tram service.
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Last year, our study on healthy office workers found 5 percent lower cognitive function test scores when their office temperature fell outside of what is typically defined as 'comfortable'.
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Gerardo Sánchez, 40, who sells salads to office workers from the back of his 2007 Volkswagen Pointer and loses income when his car is grounded, named a favorite culprit.
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AMERICA'S temporary help industry first emerged after the second world war, when companies like Manpower and Kelly Girl Service began "renting out" office workers on a short-term basis.
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"Rabid Dogs" (2002), in which office workers with faces made up to resemble dogs act out in ridiculously doggy ways, is like a skit in a comedy TV show.
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With no power, the few buses that ran were packed, so the three of us joined thousands of other office workers on an eerily quiet trek out of downtown.
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The same problem that confronts couples at home — one person's perception that a room is too cold is another's that it is too warm — faces office workers as well.
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The venerable bento box, Japan's lunchtime staple of schoolchildren and office workers alike, is one of the few things that have defied the country's famously fast-moving innovation cycles.
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Unlike an earlier pro-Park rally, attendees at the square represented a cross section of Seoul society, as families with children, students, office workers and trade unionists celebrated together.
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Reportedly shy, Ella rarely left the house, except for the evenings when she would steal outside after the surrounding skyscrapers had emptied of office workers and their prying eyes.
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There is research to support this work model; the makers of surveillance software DeskTime report that efficient office workers work in 52-minute blocks, alternated with 17-minute breaks.
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Even better, a 2008 study found that among office workers, those who frequently fidgeted burned as many as 300 calories more each day than those who resolutely stayed still.
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From stories about warehouse workers collapsing on the job and dying to office workers crying at their desks, the Amazon workplace does not give off warm and cuddly vibes.
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I can only imagine how much easier it would be for office workers to steer clear of disease if we had cubicle walls between us, instead of just headphones.
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Their next hit came in 2010 with an episodic series called "White Collar Brawlers" that starred Houghteling and Hasson as office workers who trained to become boxers after-hours.
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Remote workers are more likely than in-office workers to feel stressed at work and to struggle with work-life balance, a 2019 survey of over 1,000 workers found.
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"We have a serious productivity problem with office workers and estimated that less than 50 percent of their time is spent on value-creating business activities," wrote one respondent.
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Osmond said the skills help students land job offers, and they are often far more advanced on the programs than even veteran office workers who routinely work with spreadsheets.
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Now Ashley Madison is back, with new management and a solemn trio of adverts in which white office workers look longingly at each other over a dirgeful acoustic soundtrack.
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Kenyatta said more than 153 civilians had been safely evacuated from the complex, where terrified hotel guests and office workers had barricaded themselves inside rooms to avoid the gunmen.
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Kenyatta said more than 700 civilians had been safely evacuated from the complex, where terrified hotel guests and office workers had barricaded themselves inside rooms to avoid the gunmen.
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Open office workers take 62% more sick days than those in private offices, and a mere three hours of steady noise can cause measurable distress and a decrease in motivation.
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Until now, Facebook has positioned Portal primarily as a way to chat with friends and family, but the new work-focused updates suggest Facebook is targeting office workers as well.
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Turning an office into a prison, with inmates allowed home for the evenings, does nothing for the creativity that is increasingly demanded of office workers as routine tasks are automated.
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In 2005 she pioneered a widely-adopted program to encourage male office workers to ditch their suit jackets in summer, allowing office air conditioners to be set at higher temperatures.
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But fake or not, the viral story affirms the values that so many office workers hold dear, and codifies them: The office fridge thief is the lowest of the low.
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"If history is anything to go by A.I. may not do people out of job - it could actually create more tasks for already strained office workers to do," he said.
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By the fall of 90003, employees of the boutique software development company found themselves facing a problem familiar to office workers in Austin, Texas: total midday what's-for-lunch paralysis.
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"If history is anything to go by, A.I. may not do people out of job - it could actually create more tasks for already strained office workers to do," he added.
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Post office workers can't see the houses or the street, but they see which addresses are sending or receiving mail; these addresses are more likely to have someone living there.
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Recognizing the anarchic beauty lurking in these tableaus, which juxtaposed images of smiling office workers against falling bombs and fighter jets, Krasner created long-lost photomontages based on similar ideas.
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Everyone from housewives to college students and office workers have rushed to trade the market despite warnings from global policymakers about investing in an asset that lacks broad regulatory oversight.
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Compass, which provides meals for office workers, pensioners, soldiers and school children around the world, lost long-time chief executive Richard Cousins in a seaplane crash on New Year's Eve.
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The families of teenagers killed in accidents and middle-aged office workers dead of heart attacks had to settle for still images and candid family videos, grainy and two-dimensional.
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China's office workers have suffered during past slowdowns, but cuts now have a broader impact as the country's economy matures and they become a bigger part of the work force.
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Those migrants who have built national stadiums, ferried lunches for office workers, and nursed the babies of middle-class families are making their final contribution to the city by leaving.
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The employee estimated that more than half of the company's 1,000 employees are over the age of 60, and most of the office workers commuted from suburbs on public transportation.
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At lunchtime, the office workers descend by elevator and climb a few dozen paces to the arch at Palo Alto's entrance, strolling through the streets to the family-run lunchrooms.
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Back then he was a "salary man," the moniker for the packs of male office workers that flood Tokyo on weekdays in a sea of white-shirted, dark-suited conformity.
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Tourists paying their respects to the dead now share the memorial plaza with neighborhood residents and office workers from the new World Trade Center towers eating lunch under the trees.
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Some of the office workers sat for more than 15 hours each day between work and home, while most of the mail carriers barely sat at all during working hours.
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It's so draining to go about your day without a single bit of sunlight, and it can be especially tough on office workers who spend every daylight hour stuck inside.
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Happy families in bucolic settings, scuba divers in magical waters, and skiers amid majestic mountains floated above the harried and tired office workers who slogged to and from their trains.
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A study published in the International Journal of Information Management found office workers take an average of 64 seconds after checking email to reorient themselves to get back to work.
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As office workers in the financial district fled tear gas during their lunch hour, Alibaba last month raised almost $13 billion in a secondary listing on the Hong Kong exchange.
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Clear skies dominated from the South American country's northern border with Peru south to the capital of Santiago, where office workers poured from buildings to catch a glimpse of the phenomenon.
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Every day, a mobile fleet of food trucks is deployed across America to feed the legions of dreary office workers and wacked-out festival-goers looking for a cheap, quick fix.
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Office workers fled through the streets of Abidjan's administrative quarter as gunfire rang out in the morning near the military headquarters and defense ministry, which were seized by the mutinying troops.
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Mr. Giurgola said he had been "extremely distressed" to see furniture that was custom-made for the building sold off and underground areas of the building being used by office workers.
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Police vans surged into the area, and officers took up positions in a standoff with protesters just an hour or so before office workers were due to start leaving for home.
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Regarding the former, a study among 5,000 office workers titled "The Global Human Capital Report" indicated that 85% of coworkers have to deal with interpersonal conflict of some sort at work.
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Aside from its Sleep Shop retail concepts, Casper has even opened a nap room called The Dreamery, which offers a 45-minute moment of respite for weary travelers and office workers.
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Meanwhile, competitors in the space might well include Slack, Yammer and now Microsoft Teams and Workplace by Facebook, but these are more focused on increasing productivity for office workers and teams.
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His grandfather, Alexander Gushner, a Russian-Jewish immigrant, started with a tiny cigar shop, branched into selling shirts and ties to office workers, then opened Boyds with his brother in 21970.
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Now train platforms, department stores and many restaurants are smoke free, while office workers who have yet to kick the cigarette habit are consigned to small smoking rooms or outside shelters.
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We also know that many open office workers report working late so they won't be the first person seen leaving, especially if their boss has a clear line of sight to them.
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This suggests it's particularly important to find ways to allow office workers forced to spend many hours a day in front of a computer to add physical activity to their daily routine.
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Surveying 2,000 office workers in the UK, the bank found that people fork out an average of £66.60 (about $81 US) a year on hot drinks for the people they work with.
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"This paper takes special pride in writing about some of the toughest issues," she told Reuters as journalists polished their final articles and office workers packed everything they could into cardboard boxes.
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The pair had no choice but to work in 783-degree (32-degree Celsius) heat and stifling humidity because the job needed to be done when office workers were away, Konecny said.
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Police fired tear gas in the Central business district where some protesters, crouching behind umbrellas, blocked streets as office workers on their lunch break crowded the pavements and hurled anti-government abuse.
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"I observed office workers who are at the centre of Japan's corporate culture and I could hear their heartfelt screams," Aggretsuko's designer, who goes by the pseudonym Yeti, told BBC last year.
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The office workers, wearing high heels and tucked-in dress shirts, were expressing solidarity with the front-line activists who have been disrupting mass transit and clashing with the police all week.
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Another survey from Canada had similar results, with open office workers taking an average of 3.1 sick days in a year, compares to 1.8 sick days for employees who worked from home.
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While office workers telecommute, with little fear of losing their jobs, Mr. Sakamoto says that if business does not pick up in a few months he may have to let drivers go.
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There is hardly a better place to watch today's job shuffle than Coonan's, where office workers, teachers, mechanics and others come to work extra hours as a second, third, even fourth job.
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A survey of British office workers in 2014 found that only a quarter looked forward to their Christmas event and 71% would rather have a small cash bonus than a knees-up.
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Compass, which provides meals for office workers, armed forces and school children in more than 50 countries, said underlying operating profit grew 4.7% to 1.88 billion pounds for the year ended Sept.
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The Phys Ed column on Tuesday about a study of methods used to increase movement among office workers misstated part of the name of one of the institutions involved in the study.
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In recent years, though, my enthusiasm has waned — with each revelation about sexual harassment (most recently by cheerleaders and office workers), domestic abuse and the effect of the sport on players' brains.
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The project is anticipated to contribute close to $22 billion a year to the city's gross domestic product, and there are already 2785,27 office workers in the new neighborhood, a spokeswoman said.
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However, Cyber Monday saw more total payment volume, likely because much of the shopping that takes place that day comes from office workers back at their desktops, wrapping up a few more purchases.
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If you're like most office workers, odds are you get sidetracked by distractions, meetings, emails, staff chatter, lunch and other tasks that don't necessarily contribute to the work you've been hired to do.
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The crash on a rainy, gray day atop the 54-storey AXA Equitable Center forced office workers to evacuate in one of the city's busiest areas a few blocks north of Times Square.
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What it does: The company's product is designed to save on lighting costs, and also can tint (via smartphone app) so that office-workers can reduce glare without having to lose natural light.
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Police also fired tear gas in the Central business district where some protesters, crouching behind umbrellas, blocked streets as office workers on their lunch break crowded the pavements and hurled anti-government abuse.
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Once the office workers realized how unique the owls' situation was, they set up a webcam (see above) to broadcast the family for curious internet denizens and amateur ornithologists to observe 24/7.
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So we give inner-city schoolchildren mindfulness classes rather than engage with education inequality, and instruct exhausted office workers in mindful breathing rather than giving them paid vacation or better health care benefits.
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There were approximately 6900,2628 students, teachers, residents, office workers, responders and volunteers in Lower Manhattan on 28503/22019, and during the eight months following the attacks, when the air was thick with carcinogens.
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But my specific experience with regard to EDC raises another question about what people are trying to telegraph through their consumer choices: Why are so many American office workers obsessed with artisanal pocketknives?
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According to the federal World Trade Center Health Program count, more than 14,750 firefighters, cops, office workers, and children who were living in or working around downtown Manhattan on 9/11 have cancer.
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Low-wage workers are much less likely to have access to short-term disability: 23 percent of service workers have it, compared with 43 percent of office workers and 61 percent of managers.
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The study looked at 2,000 UK office workers and found that 29 percent of them had had their lunch stolen and a staggering 31 percent reported that their favorite mug had been stolen.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stood outside Rockefeller Center after appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," juggling phone calls and live TV interviews and the well-wishes of doormen and office workers on their coffee breaks.
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Work in the time of COVID-19, a disease caused by the coronavirus, is driving huge growth in videoconferencing as scores of office workers go remote and log on to meetings from home.
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The flood of tourists, visiting family members, school groups and temporarily freed office workers means that a simple visit to a museum can be more of a production than it would normally be.
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It was a lovely, slightly strange scene: Four women, hand in hand in Union Square, praying in a circle among an afternoon crowd of office workers, shoppers, joggers, older people, children and others.
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At a time when the World Health Organization (WHO) has dubbed stress as the "health epidemic of the 21st Century," could surrounding office workers with nature really offer a meaningful path to change?
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So for the new study, which was published in June in the Journal of Applied Physiology, researchers at Liverpool John Moores University in England gathered 15 healthy, adult, male and female office workers.
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Office workers who have greater latitude to set their tasks for the day may find it easier to take off for a few hours than retail employees who can't leave a store unattended.
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The submissions ranged from handwritten love letters to Nazism, to 12-page testimonies, while participants represented a cross section of German society, from soldiers and SS officers to office workers, housewives, children, and miners.
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Pittsburgh is establishing the largest urban farm in the U.S., post office workers in Paris are growing vegetables and breeding chickens on a rooftop, while a warehouse in London is farming fish and greens.
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The project, yet to be officially named, aims to create a city within a city, with vegetable gardens, museums and galleries and three high-rise towers for about 2000,2860 office workers and 2400,500 residents.
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It is investing in its downtown and hopes, if not to attract office workers from elsewhere, at least to offer a life vibrant enough to persuade its own educated young people to stay put.
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Basically an iPad (an iPad 2, Air or Air 2) on a stick with a smart rolling base, Double let telecommuting office workers have a sort of physical presence in the office and meetings.
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From the two office workers sparring while inexplicably wearing boxing gloves to the elderly couple using a laptop (and loving it), these T-shirts are an homage to some of stock photography's finest moments.
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The streets are packed with office workers, their faces red and their bellies full, as every business in the capital descends on the bars and restaurants of the West End for their Christmas parties.
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The protests, now in their fifth week, have remained peaceful and marked by huge candle-lit rallies where activists and rock bands have entertained a diverse crowd of students, office workers, and young families.
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As this unfolds, Americans might reflect on whether they want to be in the position of the office workers who watched the saga of #MPRraccoon through the window, unable to do anything for him.
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Cisco told CNN on Tuesday that it has seen "unprecedented" volumes of traffic on its Webex digital conferencing platform, a service many office workers may have seldom used but will now become intimately familiar.
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Since 2013, the "Prison Inside Me" facility in northeast Hongcheon has hosted more than 2,000 inmates, many of them stressed office workers and students seeking relief from South Korea's demanding work and academic culture.
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SCIENCE TIMES The Phys Ed column on Tuesday about a study of methods used to increase movement among office workers misstated part of the name of one of the institutions involved in the study.
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He argues the dust-up over Donald Trump Jr.'s emails may serve as the final nail in the coffin as office workers move to messaging services that allow for auto-deletion and encryption.
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Sitting for hours without moving can slow the flow of blood to our brains, according to a cautionary new study of office workers, a finding that could have implications for long-term brain health.
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The bike path where Saipov ran down tourists borders a park that fringes the Hudson for miles, filled with runners in the morning, office workers at lunch time and free yoga classes on summer evenings.
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He said Kate had brought with her the Japanese idea of "forest bathing," the practice of simply being in the forest — even office workers go out in their lunch break into the woods to relax.
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But for office workers who spend most of their days using a Mac or PC, messaging is a core function, and a dedicated messaging app could keep them inside Facebook's ecosystem for hours a day.
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Here he transmutes a street scene featuring office workers and playground children into an otherworldly phantasm in which humans and animals – and half-human / half-animal figures – dwell together in a sort of aquatic forest.
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But that work pride has a toll — they likely suffer from a serious lack of vitamin D. Most U.S. office workers do these days and Nootrobox co-founder Geoff Woo says that's affecting our brains.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong on Wednesday raised a tropical cyclone signal 8, its third highest level, as schools and financial markets closed and office workers left work early to get home before the storm.
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In 1900, eighteen per cent of American workers had white-collar jobs and thirty-seven per cent worked on farms; in 1950, thirty-seven per cent were office workers and twelve per cent were farmers.
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His little face, seen at close range through the windows when he stops to rest, shows fear and exhaustion, but the windows don't open and the office workers who film him are helpless to intervene.
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So last spring, when Mr. Chang unveiled Ando, a restaurant with no dining room, only deliveries, the enterprise felt a little small: dispatching lunchtime fare to office workers by courier in a swath of Midtown.
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As is usual for this time of day, office workers congregate around street food stalls, hunched over heaving falafel flatbread wraps, tottering past William Blake's grave with chili sauce dripping down their freshly pressed shirts.
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For the past four years, Ms. Gannon-Graydon has been convening these weekly pop-up tea parties in a setting where the cast of parkgoers can range from office workers, to tourists, to homeless people.
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Across the European Union — a region with around 445M citizens — it's likely many millions of office workers will switch to teleworking, as countries impose quarantine measures and instruct people to work from home wherever possible.
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While most office workers have been instructed to work from home, these more precarious workers are dependent on an hourly rate, cannot work from home, and do not tend to qualify for the same benefits.
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Instead, one finds the likes of Minnie Mouse, Batman and Strawberry Shortcake taking a break from posing for photographs, ticket-sellers in red windbreakers, police officers, construction workers and office workers in suits and ties.
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One day he would see visitors mugging for selfies; another day it would be a silent military veteran with his head lowered, or office workers eating lunch, apparently oblivious to the mass grave around them.
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That explains the swarms of office workers in matching white shirts and the signs on public transportation politely requesting that those with headphones keep the music down, lest a muffled drumbeat disrupt another commuter's quiet.
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In the Central district, where in recent weeks office workers and others have held lunch-hour demonstrations in support of the protest movement, hundreds of people gathered around midday Friday and spilled onto the roads.
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Working just 20013 hours a week so that she could care for her stepson made Ms. Otsuzuki an outcast in a country that is notorious for the long hours office workers spend at their desks.
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The American football championship has turned normally straight-laced office workers euphoric and the city of Minneapolis into a party as the Patriots seek their sixth Super Bowl title and the Philadelphia Eagles their first.
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The headphones clearly need some work before they're ready for widespread use — hence the Kickstarter — but the Mindset system looks like it could be a big help for harried office workers looking to hack their productivity.
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Median annual wage: $39,750Projected job growth through 20210: -33% These office workers type up letters, reports, forms or other material from rough drafts, voice recording, or other documents using either a word processor, computer or typewriter.
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Office workers unable to access elevators or use their keycards spilled out onto the sidewalks, some wandering the streets in search of an open cafe or sunny spot to enjoy a rare warm San Francisco day.
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Compass, which provides meals for office workers, armed forces and school children in more than 50 countries, has in the past year been cutting costs and focusing on its food business, while reducing non-core operations.
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Feedr, a food tech startup that delivers healthy and personalised meals to office workers as an alternative to companies setting up their own canteens, has picked up just over £1.5 million in pre-Series A funding.
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Another implication of the study is that even people who spend long hours sitting at work, like truck drivers, office workers, or pug-obsessed reporters, aren't necessarily doomed to one day come down with heart issues.
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"When I arrived the road was blocked and people were yelling at the police, calling them murderers," said a 24-year-old man, one of several office workers gathered there, who gave only his surname, Wing.
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In interviews, workers involved in the coalition said they had believed in the company's mission of creating a community for office workers, only to become disillusioned by the antics of Mr. Neumann and his inner circle.
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Anger quickly unspooled across several districts in the city of more than seven million people, and the protests drew in both suit-clad office workers in the central business district and residents in working-class neighborhoods.
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According to the federal World Trade Center Health Program count, more than 13,290 firefighters, cops, office workers, and children who were living in or working around downtown Manhattan have high rates of many kinds of cancer.
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Situated between Manchester's trendy Northern Quarter and the footballers' playground of Deansgate, early evening customers at The Seven Oaks are mainly nearby office workers, lured by the pub's convenient city centre location and elegantly tiled exterior.
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It's the right impulse, not just for hungry office workers but also for hungry entry-level entrepreneurs — the moms and pops who increasingly find it too expensive and difficult to open mom-and-pop businesses here.
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Zoom's shares have skyrocketed 90% this year and are not far from a record high because of booming demand for video chat software now that many office workers are staying at home to do their jobs.
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Office workers and drivers of Kigali's ubiquitous motorcycle taxis linger in the morning over fresh bread and strong hot tea; in the afternoons, locals pop in to purchase sweet potato bread, sesame rolls and honey cakes.
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The idea is to train young farmers by teaching them to grow greens with nothing but enhanced water and LEDs in shipping containers, and then sell the lettuce and kale to local restaurants and office workers.
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In the report, published by CNN, several women — including production assistants, office workers and journalists — said that Mr. Freeman had engaged in inappropriate behavior, ranging from unwanted touching to suggestive comments that made them feel uncomfortable.
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SHENZHEN, China/BEIJING (Reuters) - China is making uneven progress in its return to work after more than a month of coronavirus disruption, with many factories running at under half capacity and office workers avoiding their colleagues.
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The World Health Organization and the Red Cross have also taken to TikTok to make public service announcements—often conscripting their office workers to participate in jazzy hand-washing sessions and minimum spray sneeze dabs. Goofy?
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Office workers wearing protective masks, previously a rarity, have become a common sight in recent weeks in downtown Sydney, where record pollution levels have consistently ranked the city above the likes of Jakarta, Shanghai and Mumbai.
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SHENZHEN, China/BEIJING (Reuters) - China is making uneven progress in its return to work after more than a month of coronavirus disruption, with many factories running at under half capacity and office workers avoiding their colleagues.
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The company points to a recent study by market research firm IDC that said modern office workers spend 16 percent of their time looking for information about their own companies, and find it barely half the time.
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The moves are SAP's belated response to sweeping changes in the way the industry works, as SAP acknowledges the increasing shift away from direct access to its systems by office workers to more automated ways of working.
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In Seattle, hordes of office workers on lunch break lingered outdoors as Mount Rainier, the highest peak in the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest, could be seen from downtown buildings standing out against a blue sky.
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Police made more than a dozen arrests, many pinned up on the pavement against the wall of luxury jeweler Tiffany & Co. Police later sealed off Pedder Street which was calm as office workers started leaving for home.
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HONG KONG — Two Hong Kong university campuses cut their semesters short on Wednesday because of widening unrest, as residents navigated severe transit disruptions and office workers brawled with the police in the heart of the financial district.
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After a backup on Monday, security lines weren't as bad as had been feared—partly through better preparation and choosing alternate routes, and partly because a preponderance of office workers either took time off or worked remotely.
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Sonia Liff, an occupational psychologist, suggests in a paper on the effect of IT on office workers that many occupations are gendered not because of their content but because of our cultural understandings of what they mean.
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To the dozens of office workers passing through the plaza where the new market is, just east of 1 World Trade Center and on the north side of the Oculus, it looked like just another artisanal greenmarket.
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Microsoft says that productivity tools are the hub of where office workers spend their time, and that moving them to the cloud can give companies more up-to-date tools and data to analyze, like improved security.
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Inflation has driven office workers to abandon the cities and head to illegal pit mines in the jungle, willing to subject themselves to armed gangs and multiple bouts of malaria for the chance to earn a living.
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Heads Up Finding coffee in Midtown Manhattan, home to nearly two-thirds of New York City hotel rooms and a good number of caffeine-starved office workers to boot, is as easy as walking down the street.
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A study out of the University of California, Berkeley, found that on average, office workers go only 11 minutes between interruptions, while it can take up to 25 minutes to get into a state of productivity called flow.
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To establish the correlation between productivity and air pollution, the authors focus on office workers in two call centres in Shanghai and Nantong, where productivity can be measured by counting the number of calls workers handle per day.
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A recent Harvard Business Review study of US Patent and Trade Office workers found their output increased by 4.4 percent after a transition to remote work, with no significant increase in having to rewrite patents due to appeals.
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The Run For Your Bun café is part of David Lloyd Clubs, an Equinox-like gym in the United Kingdom, and the company hopes to "encourage sedentary office workers to be more active," according to a press release.
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When I spoke to Weinstein at CES 2018, he was optimistic about a future where Fli Charge's technology was built into desks and tool boxes, allowing office workers and construction workers alike to live a cord-free life.
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ET Attackers set off explosions near a Starbucks cafe in a bustling shopping area in Indonesia's capital and waged gunbattles with police Thursday, leaving bodies in the streets as office workers watched in terror from high-rise buildings.
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A study out of the University of California, Berkeley, found that, on average, office workers go only 11 minutes between interruptions, while it can take up to 25 minutes to get into a state of productivity called flow.
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Microsoft is offering a suite of courses on the edX platform to train users of its products, from office workers who use Word, Excel and PowerPoint to software developers who want to write apps for the Azure Cloud.
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SHENZHEN, China/BEIJING, March 22 (Reuters) - China is making uneven progress in its return to work after more than a month of coronavirus disruption, with many factories running at under half capacity and office workers avoiding their colleagues.
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Web DMs could help office workers, students and others stuck on a full-size computer all day or who don't have room on their phone for another app to spend more time and stay better connected on Instagram.
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"I found the lack of a good coffee to be frustrating and unbearable," he said recently, sitting at one of the narrow tables in the packed cafe as a line of hungry office workers snaked out the door.
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But the closest approximation to most modern office workers' dream workstation is probably the Cemtrex SmartDesk, an absurdly over-featured, three-monitor adjustable standing desk with a built-in Windows PC and a dizzying number of other integrated features.
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Nearly 3,000 people died, and the deaths would continue, in Afghanistan, in Iraq, and in New York, as both rescue workers and office workers who returned to the neighborhood succumbed to illnesses caused by close proximity to ground zero.
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Before 2017, Congress had exercised its power to review regulations only once: in 2001, after George W. Bush came to office, it blocked a set of standards for chairs and desks aimed at stopping office workers getting back pain.
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Instead, it aims to attract young professionals — junior faculty, office workers and young doctors — to live in University City, a West Philadelphia neighborhood that is also home to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.
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Office workers arrived at the tallest skyscraper in downtown Galveston on Thursday morning and found the birds with feathers of blue, green, yellow and other hues dead on the ground, said Josh Henderson, animal services supervisor for Galveston police.
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The Office and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are both beloved fan favorite comedies, with the former focusing on an eccentric group of office workers in Scranton, and the latter about a dysfunctional group of bar owners in Philadelphia.
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Flash mobs again protested at lunch time in the heart of the financial hub and also in the eastern district of Tai Koo, where office workers wearing now-banned face masks chanted "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our time".
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Meanwhile, even as office workers are asked to work from home, Amazon's measures to protect FC (fulfillment center) and DC (data center) workers, as well as shop floor workers at Whole Foods, have ranged from inadequate to openly negligent.
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They had office workers come into a mock workplace for six days and take the same kind of problem-solving test while exposed to various concentrations of both carbon dioxide and volatile organic compounds commonly found in office buildings.
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Office workers have relied on them as they are forced to work from home — a practice that could outlast the virus if companies find not much is lost in remote work, and it offers cost-savings from lower overhead.
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The company said on Tuesday that it would buy a controlling stake of Pret A Manger, the British sandwich chain that is a mainstay of London office workers, from an investment firm to expand its food-and-beverage empire.
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Wednesday is usually the most convenient day for many passengers to travel, since it's the day before Thanksgiving and many office workers like to get a jump start on the long weekend without cutting into their paid time off.
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The provider of 5.5 billion meals a year for office workers, soldiers and school children in more than 50 countries said it expects organic growth for the year to be slightly above the middle of its 4-6 percent guidance.
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They're the middle-ground in the mechanical keyboard world: quiet enough to not annoy office workers, easy to use without much force (perfect for blog screeds), and quick enough to feel satisfying when I smash 'em during devastating FTL runs.
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The business hub of Southeast Asia, and a major global financial base in its own right, it's chock full of office workers, many of whom earn Western-level salaries which gives them the cash to be selective about what they eat.
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James F. Tracy, 50, a tenured associate professor of communications at the Boca Raton university, has repeatedly called into question the authenticity of recent mass shootings, including the slaying of churchgoers in Charleston, S.C., and office workers in San Bernardino, Calif.
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It's a combination beloved by office workers, families, blue-collar laborers—indeed, the lot of Korean society, who cram into booths to enjoy platefuls of double-fried chicken, thin local lager served in globular three-liter jugs, and , cubed pickled radish.
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The participants, many of whom are normally office workers and have not experienced a crisis, are kept in the dark about what to expect during the three days of roleplays and training drills, which culminate in an ambush and kidnapping scenario.
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On a recent visit, clusters of friends shared cocktails after work, mobile office workers tapped at computers from a library table, backpackers lounged on sofas, diners grabbed upscale burgers and one homeless man enjoyed the comfort of a wingback chair.
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In June 2015, the bank said it would move about 4,000 back office workers from five buildings in the City to one in Canary Wharf in the east of the capital, where much of Britain's financial sector is now based.
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Research shows remote workers could be missing out on opportunities available only to in-office workers, because managers still value "face time" above all else — even when it doesn't seem to have a direct effect on an individual employee's performance.
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Here, the victim demonstrates not a desire for vengeance, but a loyalty to his fellow office workers as a group—he knows that a firing would upend the perpetrators life, and would not want that disproportionate penalty to be handed down.
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The same thing happened with Baauer's Harlem Shake: a trap face-melter that shook clubs up and down the country in 2013, now to only be remembered as the chorus to bored office workers dancing in their underwear on YouTube.
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In September, people familiar with the matter said Jollibee, popular in the Philippines for its sweet-style spaghetti and fried chicken, was considering bidding for Pret A Manger, a UK-based chain selling organic coffee and wholesome sandwiches to office workers.
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British experts had previously advised office workers to stand for at least two hours a day, adding that those who spent most of their days sitting were more likely to be fat, have heart problems, cancer and even die earlier.
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Drawn by bitcoin's explosive surge of more than 15-fold this year, ordinary South Koreans from housewives to college students and office workers have rushed to mobile-app based virtual currency exchanges in hopes of quick profits despite government-issued warnings.
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There is also the older patient going to NYU Langone Medical Center, the art historian visiting the Whitney Museum of American Art and even the army of food cart vendors who help sustain hungry office workers and tourists every day.
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The globalization of markets has meant that trading is now a 24/72 endeavor, requiring that salespeople be available at all hours to handle clients and that traders, engineers and back-office workers be available to execute and complete their orders.
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Compass provides meals for office workers, armed forces and school children in 45 countries and employs around 600,13 people, and steps including the closure of schools and moves by businesses to work-from-home would hit its volumes "severely", it said.
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WeWork's fundamental business idea — to cram as many people as possible into swank, high-dollar office space, and then shower them with snacks and foosball-type perks so they overlook the distraction-carnival of their desks — fails office workers, too.
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Lurking in stalls long after we've finished our official bathroom business is one of a few notable, unusual behaviors office workers have adopted to assuage the fact that we're peeing and pooping mere feet away from superiors, subordinates, and peers.
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Each day, as demure office workers and tourists in short shorts watch, he pours streams of green batter into a mold for tiny cakes fragrant with the vanilla-like juice of the pandan leaf, a common flavoring in Southeast Asia.
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A quick survey of Huel's and Soylent's Reddit and Instagram communities reveals that these products are being consumed by office workers, retail workers, people in the military, people on offshore oil platforms, bodybuilders, hikers, college students, medical students, and more.
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And, behind the scenes, the business model — which allows startups to rent space in the store, the way office workers can in a WeWork or vacationers do via Airbnb — could potentially disrupt brick and mortar retail as we know it.
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Our initial estimates indicate that 70,000 central London office job losses (or around 3%-4% of office workers in the major central London submarkets by some estimates) would result in a modest reduction in aggregate rents, although the impact would be unevenly spread.
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Although gift-givers all over the country searched for iPhones in 2016, only two states had "laptop" as their top Google query: Virginia and Maryland, which we're guessing has to do in part with the many office workers in the D.C. metro area.
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It's certainly true that you don't have to ask too many office workers before you find someone more than willing to hate long and loud on legacy platforms their employer forces them to use when they need to book a work trip.
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There's a few instances where I get smacked in the face by a full-frontal stench of stale gym kit, but the majority smell exactly how you'd expect a room full of sedentary office workers in an expensive cocktail bar: totally fine.
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Bengaluru, India (CNN)This Friday, office workers in Bengaluru -- the Silicon Valley of India -- will be unable to enjoy a customary after work drink, following a court ruling outlawing the sale of alcohol in the majority of the city's bars and restaurants.
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In supplanting the slower and more elaborate Spencerian form of handwriting used in America from the 1840s onwards (see the Coca-Cola or Ford logos), the openness and simplicity of Palmer longhand let office workers match the speed of the increasingly popular typewriter.
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Whether it's car-pooling office workers stuck for hours entering the Lincoln Tunnel, Lexington Avenue line straphangers faced with trains that are too crowded to enter, or M66 bus riders confronted with ever-slower crosstown travel times, the common thread is frustration.
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The clashes at the Chinese University were part of a day of citywide strikes by students and office workers, organized in a bid to bring Hong Kong to a standstill after months of pro-democracy protests that have spiraled out of control.
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The building was destroyed in 1839, and the new one that arose in its place now holds, in its basement, a divey piano bar, where N.Y.U. musical-theatre students, heavy-lidded office workers, and Jimmy Fallon go to warble out show tunes.
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In an interview conducted inside the headquarters of Bloomberg News in Manhattan, far from the crucial primary voting states that could decide Mr. Trump's fate, he observed that Midtown office workers had offered their gratitude as he rode up to the studio.
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It would limit mortgage interest deductions to $500,000 on newly purchased homes, a provision that would hit middle-class teachers or office workers looking to buy starter houses in high-priced, economically vibrant areas such as New York City and Silicon Valley.
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Erik Brynjolfsson, director of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy and the author of several books exploring the impact of technology on the workforce, says robotic process automation will mostly affect middle-skilled office workers, meaning admin work that requires some training.
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But with the coronavirus disrupting daily life, including by sending millions home to work remotely for the foreseeable future, office workers across the country are having to navigate new ways of connecting with colleagues they no longer see in-person every day.
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According to the 2017 State of Telecommuting in the U.S. Employee Workforce report, the average telecommuter is over the age of 46, has a bachelor's degree or more, and earns an average of $4,000 more a year than office workers with similar roles.
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Another 30 percent is derived from commercial buildings like 1290 Avenue of the Americas — where on a recent chilly morning, several office workers said they either had no idea about the Trumps' stake in the tower or had put it out of mind.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hundreds of office workers in Hong Kong's business district gathered on Monday for the first in a week of lunchtime protests backing the pro-democracy movement after its resounding victory in district polls last month in the Chinese-ruled city.
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Trump then proceeded to lament that people are "living in hell" on the streets, that some office workers have to walk through a difficult "scene" on their way into their buildings, and that areas that were once "beautiful" have been marred by street problems.
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So let's recap: Switching between daylight saving time and standard time doesn't save energy, it decreases the amount of daylight office workers see in the winter, it possibly puts a damper on sales, it discourages kids from exercising, and it may cause some auto accidents.
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The selected images edit out both the more banal, less "exotic" aspects of Indian life (there are no photos of, say, Indian office workers or McDonald's servers here) as well as its less picturesque aspects (even images of monsoon destruction resemble stills from adventure films).
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"You want to look at all the evidence" Often researchers focus only on a specific group of people: for instance, workers who stand on their feet all day (say nurses or factory workers), and not office workers who choose to use a standing desk.
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Read more: Trump says homelessness is super sad for office workers A Pennsylvania education official is defending his district's threat to parents who owed money for school lunches to pay up or be referred to a court that could place their children in foster care.
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It's a pricey machine — starting at $1,799 and going up to $2,399 — but Vaio wants it to be the laptop for serious executives and office workers; powerful enough to get everything done, but slim and sturdy enough to be carried around wherever they go.
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"If we go near the Sandton shopping center to use the toilets, we are chased out and told we are disturbing the people who have come to shop," said 21-year-old Mokoena, sitting on a bench as office workers in suits streamed past.
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At Grand Central, in a cluster of tables in the station's dining concourse, one of every three or four tables on a recent weekday was taken by people who appeared to be homeless, sharing the cavernous space with lunchtime office workers, passengers and tourists.
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Also, consider the "bullshitization," as some have put it, of real work: American office workers for instance reported in 2016 that at best, half of their time is spent doing their actual jobs, and the rest is spent on useless meetings, emails and administrative obligations.
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"Our rest area isn't just for sleeping at night, the midday is also OK." Office workers sleeping on the job has long been a common sight in China, where inefficiency and a surplus of cheap labour can give workers plenty of downtown in many industries.
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So would the virtual halt of major sporting events, the cancellation of conferences and the banning of flights, to say nothing of the great diaspora of office workers who have been sent home, to work at a presumably safe remove from nodes of infection.
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One of the most acrimonious art controversies of the last century ended with the removal of Richard Serra's "Tilted Arc" (22014) from Federal Plaza in downtown Manhattan after a U.S. judge and local office workers complained that the 120-foot steel wall was oppressive.
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It's a dramatic setting, no question, and if you people-watch a while at Brookfield Place, an upscale mall in Lower Manhattan that's a magnet for office workers and visitors to the nearby 9/11 Memorial, you'll see small children give into it unselfconsciously.
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What is different is that the divide between his supporters, who are drawn from the business world, and his opponents, who are more likely to be laborers or office workers, appear to follow class lines, which was not so much the case with his predecessors.
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In a 2017 study, researchers found that if office workers used a specialized under-desk, bicycle-like device — which allowed them to remain seated while lightly pedaling — they burned about 20 percent more calories over the course of a workday than if they only sat.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Usain Bolt's Central Coast Mariners debut will pit him against a grab bag of office workers, students and factory hands in an amateur side that have no intention of giving the Olympic sprint champion an easy ride, their captain Matt Page has said.
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Fast-forward a few decades and you get Helen Gurley Brown, self-appointed patron saint to single girls, impressing upon female office workers the importance of not leaving "any facet of you unpolished," lest an eligible colleague who glances your way fails to keep glancing.
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The yoga pants set will often wear them around town, while many office workers will use them for their commutes before changing into loafers or heels (of course, there's always that one guy with the hairy toes who relishes wearing them all day long).
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LONDON, Oct 303 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Eccie Newton and her sister began making fresh salads and sandwiches to deliver to London office workers, their start-up company Karma Cans became so popular they soon had to expand - and hit a common roadblock: space.
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Unlike other white-collar office workers — such as salespeople or office managers — they don't judge their work primarily by the money they can pull in or the costs they can hold down, but by the excellence of the product they produce or services they render.
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Through dozens of case studies, from apartment blocks and government ministries to universities and convention centers, "Architecture of Independence" uncovers not only the unsung splendor of African cities but also the contemporary lives of schoolchildren, office workers and street vendors of today's Dakar or Nairobi.
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Later Italian assassins would stick the blade up their cloak sleeves, in much the same way that female office workers now stick tampons up their sweaters so that Bob in Accounts doesn't have to face the reality they bleed every month from their vaginas.
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In the original version of that game, popular among jaded office workers in the mid-2000s, players would seek examples of bloggers who made so much cash from blogging that they quit their jobs to blog full time (at home, in a hammock, with a daiquiri).
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Drawn by bitcoin's explosive surge of more than 15-fold this year, ordinary South Koreans from housewives to college students and office workers have rushed to mobile-app based virtual currency exchanges such as Bithumb hoping to make a quick profit, despite warnings from the government.
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Research with open-plan office workers has found that the usual link between lack of privacy and emotional exhaustion is reduced among those who make greater efforts to personalize their spaces, probably because doing this helps create a calming mini-sanctuary and increases feelings of control.
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The focus is rarely on cybersecurity, there's little or no federal and local oversight on security practices, office workers are undertrained in avoiding attacks against themselves and their data and there's no proper security staffing and infrastructure to protect the networks and servers against data breaches.
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The airline is partnering with the productivity platform Slack to find office workers throughout the city and entice them to start their weekends early by offering rewards such as Delta flight vouchers, reservations at popular restaurants and a private tour of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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For the most part, doctors are scratching their heads about why bottles of water have become constant companions in so many Americans' lives, to the point where college students assiduously carry bottles from class to class, and office workers make sure their desks are never without.
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Here, waiters, office workers, taxi drivers, college graduates and even civil servants on vacation from their government jobs are out panning for black-market gold, all under the watchful eyes of an armed group that taxes them and threatens to tie them to posts if they disobey.
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"It shouldn't be a surprise that New Yorkers are choosing an affordable, reliable option like UberPOOL in outer-borough communities underserved by an underfunded transit system designed a century ago to primarily serve Manhattan office workers," Josh Gold, a spokesman for Uber, said in a statement.
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Perhaps in the future, rather than manufacture a bunch of shirts in Indonesia and Malaysia and ship them to the United States to be sold one at a time to urban office workers, a company will have a robot manufacture shirts to my specifications somewhere nearby.
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Rapid Ramen Cooker, $5.99, available at Amazon What seems like a gag gift has actually come in handy for many busy students, parents, and office workers because it takes away the need for a stove and dish-washing session, cooks the noodles more quickly, and requires less water.
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Held one night during the week after Christmas, the Douglasville meeting attracted about 80 people: worried retirees, worried office workers, worried teachers and parents, and a worried 21-year-old in a heavy metal T-shirt, Chris Wallace, who said he felt particularly exposed in crowded public places.
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In 1987, Archbishop Iakovos appointed him the pastor of St. Nicholas Church downtown — a spiritual retreat for office workers on weekdays and a parish church on Sundays for about 40 to 50 worshipers who commuted to Lower Manhattan from Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, New Jersey and Westchester County.
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Personal heaters are a summer survival tool for many office workers chilled to the bone by hyperactive ventilation systems — an act of self-defense against an epidemic of overcooling that is wasting energy and confounding comfort in not only offices but also large shops, schools, and other buildings.
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Apart from the future proctologists of the UK, Los Crazios attracted a crowd of exchange students, holiday-makers, travelers, office workers, blokes on stag do's, here-by-mistakes, and waifs and strays who'd never satisfactorily be able to explain how they ended up there in the first place.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan ruled in 2015 that the company's plan ran afoul of ERISA's requirement that employers set vesting ages that have reasonable relationships to a normal retirement age for the industry, from 65 for office workers to 35 for baseball players.
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Rapid Ramen Cooker, $7.99, available at Amazon What seems like a gag gift has actually come in handy for many busy students, parents, and office workers because it takes away the need for a stove and dish-washing session, cooks the noodles more quickly, and requires less water.
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It's likely you can be categorized as one of five members of this work family, according to HP. The survey, which sampled 1,000 full-time office workers ages 18-65, found that having a familial relationship with coworkers boosts productivity and feelings of well-being in the workplace.
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Scientists have studied New York City firefighters, office workers, and students who returned to downtown Manhattan in the days and weeks after the 9/11 attacks and found that they consistently have higher rates of roughly 70 different types of cancer, including breast, cervical, colon, and lung cancers.
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So for the new study, which was published in November in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, researchers from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, the Johnson & Johnson Human Performance Institute and other institutions decided to test several methods of increasing movement among office workers.
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Giant screens showed the match in many cities around the nation of nearly 50 million people and in downtown Bogota, where suited lawyers, policemen and street vendors cheered and then commiserated in front of a screen set amid the gray concrete streets, as office workers watched from the windows above.
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I see them in the locker room at the gym, in the 99-cent store where I buy my off-brand Gatorade, in the crawling line of office workers tumbling their way down into the subway in their springtime best, in the elevator, in the freezer aisle, all over the internet.
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Starbucks' move to offer delivery "is in part to make sure they don't fall behind Luckin Coffee in terms of offering high quality delivery services" to a customer group of young office workers who do not want to stand in line, said Ben Cavender, an analyst at China Market Research Group.
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In order to find out more about the link between presentations and stress, tech company Barco commissioned an online survey of 1,000 office workers from the U.K., France, Germany and the U.S. and found that 93 percent had experienced some form of meeting room stress related to technology not working properly.
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Those stories included tales from contract workers at Amazon fulfillment centers who were forced to do hours overtime, office workers who were underpaid but still working 100-plus hours a week, part-time workers who weren't paid for extra hours, and even warehouse employees who were trained and then immediately fired.
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"According to our research, British office workers spend almost 90 percent of the working day sat down being inactive and invariably eating lunch at their desks — an issue compounded by the huge popularity and convenience of food and shopping delivery apps," David Lloyd Clubs' Elaine Denton says in the press release.
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The audience was diverse: young people who had no clue what they wanted to do in life, people who'd been made redundant, moms who'd never had a career before, high-powered office workers or visibly miserable employees who'd been sent by their companies to be trained up to become in-house coaches.
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The part of the exhibition devoted to this organization hints at the real popularity of electrostatic technology: "Fine" art might not have embraced the photocopier, but, particularly before the internet, it was wildly popular among artists from the East Village to Eastern Europe, as well as among activists, students and subversive office workers.
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The company's subsidies are pegged to certain levels of capital expenditure and employment levels; the innovation center buildings don't count toward the former, but employees working in them do count toward the latter, so hiring some white-collar office workers or bringing them in from out of state or abroad could be a profitable proposition.
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A new report on the social implications of artificial intelligence from NYU's A.I. Now Institute argues that people who work under algorithms in 2019—from Uber drivers to Amazon warehouse workers to even some white collar office workers who may not know that they're being surveilled—have increasing cause for concern and collective action.
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Side quests introduce you to mad scientists who meddle with nature, but also a lot of bored office workers who hold tabletop role-playing games in off-hours, use a high-tech gun that shoots glue-like balls to build a snowman named "Glooey McGlooface," and write obsessive documentation for a top-secret Nerf crossbow design.
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"Bar" is actually quite a vague, wide-ranging term used to describe everything from the sticky, neon 99p-a-mixer fuckpits where most British teenagers experience their first pangs of fake ID freedom, to the joyless payday venues full of pension-ready office workers filling the abyss in their souls with xenophobic ale every Friday night.
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A 2017 study by the Lighting Research Center at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in partnership with the United States General Services Administration, for instance, found that office workers exposed to bright bluish light during the day fell asleep faster at bedtime, enjoyed better sleep quality and reported lower levels of stress and depression than those who did not.
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In many ways, Mr. Isabella is the very model of the modern major chef: His $30 million empire has put his food into airports, a baseball stadium, events with catering, lunchboxes delivered to office workers and his own take on a food hall, while he moves along, sharklike, with various versions of his sit-down restaurants.
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It's 97 degrees Fahrenheit outside, but the sidewalks along Soi Convent, an offshoot of Silom Road in one of Bangkok's primary financial and commercial districts, are crowded with office workers grabbing a bite at several dozen carts serving everything from khao mok gai (a close cousin to chicken biryani) to khanom jeen (noodles served with curry and an assortment of toppings).
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"You can't say that everything has totally returned back to being normal, but we do feel more safe that we did last week," said market researcher Diego Sandoval, 244, back at work in an office in trendy Condesa, one of the worst hit areas of town, and lining up at a taco stand with a dozen other office workers and laborers.
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So, when the world's first specific guidelines on sitting and moving at work were published, they generated headlines such as: Abandon your chair for four hours to stay healthy, office workers are told and: Stand up at your desk for two hours a day, new guidelines say But what many media reports did not mention was the guidelines were based on limited evidence.
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Workplace collaboration platforms have become a crucial cornerstone of the modern office: workers' lives are guided by software and what we do on our computers, and collaboration tools provide a way for us to let each other know what we're working on, and how we're doing it, in a format that's (at best) easy to use without too much distraction from the work itself.
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But as the magazine reported, replacing traditional business models had proven tricky: Luring customers with photos of tasty curries along with discounts and free delivery, they sought to disrupt the delivery networks that have existed in India since the 1890s, including Mumbai's famously low-tech dabbawalas, who ferry 175,0003 meals—some from cooks' homes, others from central kitchens—to office workers and students daily.
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He was clearly deeply affected by the 2013 Rana Plaza collapse — the deadliest garment factory accident in history — wherein an eight-story commercial building collapsed and killed 2,500 people, many of them sweatshop laborers on the lowest floors (the office workers in the upper part of the factory had been informed of a structural issue and thus were not at work on the day of the collapse).
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Then-governor Mario Cuomo convinced Chase Manhattan Bank, which had been rumored to be considering a move to New Jersey, to instead relocate several thousand of its back-office workers to a Metrotech building in exchange for a full property tax break, as well as breaks on sales tax on construction materials and on subsidized electricity; the total cost to taxpayers ended up being $235 million.
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Here are the best lunch boxes you can buy:Best for preschool: Bentgo Kids Bento BoxBest for elementary school: PackIt Freezable Lunch BagBest for middle school: L.L. Bean Flip-Top Lunch BoxBest for high school: L.L. Bean Insulated Lunch BoxBest for outdoor workers: Ramaka Solutions Insulated Lunch BagBest for office workers: PackIt lunch bagsUpdated on 10/24/2019 by Connie Chen: Updated prices and links.
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Size Population Total built space Apartment buildings Apartments Tallest building Public schools Office buildings Office workers Corporate tenants Open space Stores Restaurants Cultural attractions Public transportation Origins First envisioned Plans hatched First major step First residents arrived Completion date Historic fact *The Hudson Yards development site compared to the Battery Park City neighborhood | **Projected | ***Includes about an acre of city park between Hudson Yards Nos.
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The son of Mexican immigrants, Mr. Hernandez grew up in a working-class community north of downtown and was drawn to the rough streets of Los Angeles: to thrift stores and auto repair shops, to weathered faces and downcast eyes, to office workers on lunch breaks in unwelcoming plazas and to worn-out folks in wrinkled clothes who sunbathe on the Long Beach sand within view of the oil derricks.
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I walked through the Sham Shui Po and Yau Ma Tei neighborhoods of Kowloon, where I ate approximately eight meals in two hours: slices of duck over slippery noodles sitting at a communal table with office workers on break, a bowl of rice rolls smothered in multiple sauces in an alleyway outside Heyitai, a street food stop recommended by the Michelin Guide; a mysterious (but delicious) fried meat I ate just because there was a long line to eat it.
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Bustling office workers scurried around me as I pulled open the heavy glass door and headed to the second floor, where I found the fiction section and began scanning the books penned by authors with the last name starting with M. There it was, Yann Martel's Life of Pi. The carpet under my shoes was soft and cushiony as my index finger pressed the top of the book, tipping it on its corner and wedging it free from the others.
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