October 25, 2016

A high stress job may be good for your health if you have a hands-off boss. A long-term study found that employees in stressful jobs were one third less likely to die than people who had it easier at work. The key is being able to control your own workflow because those in high stress jobs with micromanaging bosses were most likely to be unhealthy and die sooner. Source Link
 
If you find yourself struggling to manage parenting and the demands of today’s 24/7 connected world, you’re not alone. It’s been called “texting while parenting” and a study found that incoming communication from work and friends is contaminating family time for many people. Experts say the solution is to set boundaries on work contact at home and turn off notifications if necessary. Source Link
 
So who’s the most dangerous celebrity on the internet? An annual survey found that a web search for comedian Amy Schumer was the most likely to connect with a site that carries viruses or malware. Singer Justin Bieber was number-two. Many people search and click without considering potential security risks in their quest for the latest news on celebrities. Source Link