Author: Alain Guillot
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How Break, Lunch & Overtime Tracking Prevents Labor Disputes with a Portable Time Clock
in BusinessMeet Clocktopus™, the official mascot of TimeClockExperts.com — an eight-armed symbol of precision, cloud-based intelligence, and anti-buddy-punching power. This unforgettable octopus doesn’t just manage time; he protects it. Whether your team’s in the field, on a site, or across multiple locations, Clocktopus™ represents the flexible power of a portable time clock that works as hard…
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5 Signs It’s Time for a Fresh Start: How to Navigate the Waters of Divorce
Divorce is something that no one expects when it comes to getting married to who they believe to be their life partner. However, a lot of things can happen within a relationship whether it’s falling out of love, having children and struggling to remain together or cheating occurs. If you’re wondering whether it’s time for…
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3 Great Ways to Impress Your Hotel Guests & Encourage More Bookings
in BusinessYour hotel needs to do a lot to stand out from your competitors. Marketing and similar areas are great for this, but they’re far from the only ones. You’ll also need to impress your hotel guests as much as possible. There are plenty of reasons to put the effort into this. It creates a positive…
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Now Is The Time To Start Bringing Your Marketing In-House
in MarketingThere are plenty of pitfalls in marketing that can cost businesses a pretty penny. However, there is one in particular that might be a little controversial, and that’s the role of outsourcing in marketing. When you need access to the insight, expertise, and specific marketing methods that marketing agencies can offer, then they are well…
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The Democratic Party Is Ignoring Men — And It’s Costing Them Votes
in PoliticsMen are leaving the Democratic Party in droves. Here’s why identity politics, cultural erasure, and masculine alienation are driving the exodus.
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Kentucky Sen. Robin Webb Defects to GOP, Citing Democrats’ Leftward Shift
in PoliticsKentucky State Senator Robin Webb has left the Democratic Party and joined the GOP, citing the party’s sharp leftward turn and disconnect with rural voters. Her switch reflects a growing national trend.