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How do I manage my money so I can pay off my student loans?

Committed to paying back your student loans? Excellent! It’s a good idea to aim to be debt-free as soon as possible, even if it takes some sacrifice. You could save a lot of money in interest over the long run.
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Occupational Health and Safety: Rate Your Hazard IQ

Any work or life situation that can result in injury, disease or death is a hazard. Check out how you rate on this Hazard IQ quiz.
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Occupational Health and Safety

Learn about occupational health and safety and how employers and workers can co-operate to keep the workplace safe.
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Occupational Health and Safety for Young Workers

If you are a new and young worker, or an employer, supervisor, parent or educator of new and young workers, Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) offers many resources designed specifically for you.
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Are You Safe at Your Job?

Check out this Worker Orientation Health and Safety Checklist. Find out what your employer should discuss with you when you start a new job.
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15 Strategies to Make Your Job More Rewarding

Bored with your job? Thinking about quitting or looking for a new job? What if you could make your current job more rewarding? Check out these 15 strategies to make your job more rewarding.
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A Positive Attitude Will Help You Learn

Being a successful learner starts with having a positive attitude toward learning.
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5 Workplace Traps to Avoid

Learn about 5 of the most common workplace traps and follow these suggestions to avoid them.
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