SAF WEdnesday E-Brief
February 13, 2008 Your weekly industry news and business trends update from SAF
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HEADLINES
More Apologies from Floral Offenders
Testing, One, Two, Three
Valentine's Day Flowers Up In Smoke
House Considers Duty-Free Flowers
NEWSMAKERS
ABC Affiliate Cautions Consumers Against Fictitious Listings
National Media Promote Flowers' Positive Effects
FTD Florists at the New York Stock Exchange
LIFE AT WORK
Bosses: Take Cover!
Young, Hourly Workers Seek New Jobs
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
Modern Artist Merges Flowers, Bathrooms
TRENDS AND TIPS
BloomNet: Less Paper, More Trees
Greenopia Promotes Businesses Going "Green"
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On the Horizon
REGULAR FEATURES
Correction
Product Spotlight: The Changing Floriculture Industry
Discussion Forum
Valentine's Day Sales Predictions
Who's Offering Incentives, Limiting Products and Turning Away Business?
 
Would you fire your boss?
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Yes, if firing family were an option
No
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Young, Hourly Workers Seek New Jobs

Since firing the boss isn't exactly an option, why not just quit and get a new job? That's one idea gaining steam, according to a Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) HR Week article.

Finding new employment this year is a top priority for "one in four U.S. workers ... that percentage rises dramatically for those who are employed hourly, are 18-34 years old or are Hispanic," the article states. These findings are from a survey by SnagAJob.com and IPSOS Public Affairs. About 26 percent of workers surveyed confirmed that they will be job seeking this year.

Factors influencing the jobseekers' decisions include the problems with the dwindling economy, higher monthly housing payments and energy prices, and the lack of opportunities for advancement in their current job.

--Cassandra P. Foster
cfoster@safnow.org

 



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