Is it a mistake to rely on Social Security? According to HowStuffWorks, early retirees — or claimants receiving benefits at age 62 — take a 20% cut in Social Security funding and benefits. Moreover, Social Security is expected to climb only 1.5% this year; this is among the programs smallest growths ever, reports CNN Money….
What price do you put on workers’ safety and well-being? According to Gallup, employee absenteeism — mostly resulting from occupational injuries and illnesses — costs U.S. companies $153 billion per year. Employers managing high-risk operations, such as industrial manufacturing and maintenance, are especially vulnerable to these losses. What can employers do to reduce occupational hazards,…
Tens of millions of people all over the world depend upon buses as their primary form of transportation. As such, buses are responsible for nearly 70% of all public transportation. The affordability and convenience of metro buses makes them ideal for the elderly, teenagers, the economically disadvantaged, and folks in a transportation pinch. Buses are…