The City of Arvada is a proud Partner in Progress for the Arvada Works program. To help launch Career Exploration Week, April 22-28, 2019, Annie Swan, an Employment Specialist at the City of Arvada, offers an inside perspective at a career in local government.
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The Importance of Celebrating National Volunteer Month at Your Company | By Carol Cheung, Arvada Festivals Commission
National Volunteer Month (April) starts next week! Research indicates that “creating a culture of volunteerism” in a workplace may “boost morale, workplace atmosphere and brand perception.” Learn how your company can capitalize on National Volunteer Month celebrations!
Acupuncture for Spring Training | Heide Manns, Life Long Acupuncture
As the weather begins to warm up and the days are getting longer, we will have more opportunity to get out and be active! After a long, cold winter, getting active again may feel like a challenge. If your joints are stiff and your muscles are tight or you have been neglecting that troublesome shoulder, knee, back, or hip, acupuncture is an excellent choice for recovery.
3 Ways to Build a Better Relationship With Your Boss | Kelsey Ashton, Jefferson County Public Library
Several friends have complained recently about their bosses. One boss is a micromanager, another isn’t timely in responding to emails, and another doesn’t seem to realize how much they ask of their employees. This got me thinking about the idea that people...
How to Help an Employee with Substance Abuse Problems | By Kelsey Goss, Creative Treatment Options
Do you have a key employee that is showing a decline in their performance, not getting along with others, or frequently tardy?One in eight people struggle with a substance use disorder, and the abuse of legal prescriptions and illegal substances often first show up as behavioral changes. Caught early and treated appropriately, major job impacts can be corrected or prevented.
Taking Care of Your Health in Winter | By Carol Cheung, Arvada Festivals Commission
A sure way to beat the hibernation blues is to get outside to reconnect and engage with the community. Here are five things you can do this winter that are healthy and fun.