Businesses routinely maintain copies of correspondence and memos. Far to often, however, they do not extend this practice to email correspondence. Email correspondence is no different then your normal paperwork. You must keep copies of all of it to protect your business in any litigation.

Cramming for an exam is not a smart choice for students. Read this to see why.

We depend on other people’s estimation. When we are assessed positively, we are on the top of the world: we become big, beautiful and intelligent. We accept ourselves because we form our self estimation from others’ opinions. When they scold us, disapprove of our actions, say that we are bad, scream at us - we are frightened and internally our “ego” is shaken. We appear not to meet someone else’s expectations. But you are not born to be liked by everyone.

Currently, education in the United States does anything but support learners’ imaginations. But without imagining, how can we hope to learn to make meaning in our lives?

Before starting a new project, a new research or just a new stage of your life you think about luck and dream about its presence in your life. You wait for success to come, but it is not going to happen. “Bad luck”, you say and drop everything. Is your success a matter of luck? Read this article to find out.

The case of Bell v The Spirit Group Ltd [2005] concerned a claim for unfair and constructive dismissal. The employment tribunal held that a series of acts, by the employer, cumulatively amounted to repudiation of the employee's contract of employment. The employee was a manager of a national chain of pubs and restaurants. He brought a complaint of unfair constructive dismissal against his employer in the employment tribunal on the grounds of failure to support him throughout a period of a year during his career. He alleged that:

According to a recent survey, more than eighty percent of Americans want to write a book. This shocking statistic is somewhat puzzling because the National Endowment for the Arts estimates that only fifty-seven percent of Americans have read one book in the last twelve months! What is it that makes people -- even non-readers -- want to put pen to paper? Perhaps it's the desire for fame and fortune. Maybe it's the need to earn respect from others. Or maybe it's the hop...

Even though there have been advancements in road and car safety, road traffic accidents are still common place in our society. Unfortunately, statistics show that most people will be involved in a serious road traffic accident at least once in their lifetime. We will discuss when such accidents may lead to legal proceedings.

Most of us have dreams of writing a book one day but the statistics verify that the vast majority never complete the task. There are lots of reasons for this failure but one of the most important is that would-be authors have heard that publishers accept only a tiny percentage of the book proposals they receive. People have heard how difficult it can be and they give up on the task as a result. Technology has changed a lot of things in the publishing industry, not to men...