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Hi there! I am Marc Phillippe Babineau, a Maritimer by birth and in heart (Canadian), and I was a Senior Technical Writer and Training Specialist for Atlantis Aerospace, in Brampton, Ontario. Here, I wrote technical manuals and wrote and taught training platforms

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Jobs & Careers > Getting Ahead Do disabled workers need government help to get employed?: 1 of 14
Disabled workers mostly do need government assistance to get employed. Many companies are afraid to hire disabled people, as they are likely to claim for a long-term disability pension. First, there would have to be a classification of degrees of disability for any government intervention, as the main culprit of disabled peo... More..
Jobs & Careers > Occupations (Other) Should service industry employees earning tips receive the US federal minimum wage?: 10 of 28
Anyone who works in the service industry, whether they get tips or not, should receive, as a minimum, the US Federal minimum wage. According to tax laws, all tips must be declared as income to the tax man, but the tips reported usually are a fraction of the tips earned. At a very large number of places that allow tipping, th... More..
Jobs & Careers > Getting Ahead Why people think their salaries should be increased: 12 of 26
Humans have always been a migratory species, and migration does not only mean moving on, it also means moving ahead. At work, we want to be rewarded for our hard work and dedication to the company, and to our departments in particular. We need, as a species, to be thanked, rewarded and patted on the back when we do something... More..
Jobs & Careers > Online Jobs (Other) What is the deal with these scam jobs?: 4 of 8
The deal with these scam jobs is that they work. Inevitably, someone out there will fall for the rousing rendition of the infamous Nigerian Banker, the Doctor, Lawyer and Politician trying to get funds out of a tyrannical Country. Or, Your email account had been picked out of Billions of others, and you only have to send in ... More..
Jobs & Careers > Office Politics Should a manager date an employee?: 17 of 27
The circumstances of the relationship, and how it began, are the thorns in the side of the issue of whether a manager should date one of their employees. First and foremost, the manager is mis-using a position of authority and trust for their own personal gain, in the guise of a sexual relationship with someone in their empl... More..
Jobs & Careers > International & Government Jobs How to get a job with the National Park Service: 2 of 3
How to get a job with the National Park Service begins with an education, from a high school diploma to a college or university degree in parks and forestry, or other related fields. Experience with search and rescue, military training (which is, of course, good for any career) and fire fighting training or experience, prefe... More..
Jobs & Careers > Career Path & Goals Sean Combs: The rise from intern to media mogul: 5 of 7
Sean Combs, one of the best, most successful feel good stories of the latter part of the 20th Century, defines what drive, ambition and an ear for excellence can do. Born Sean Combs, with professional and social aliases of P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, Puffy, Puff Diddy, and simply daddy to his children, was born in Harlem, Ney York... More..
Jobs & Careers > Starting Out Military service is the best option for starting a work career: Agree or disagree?: 13 of 14
Of course, I resoundingly disagree. The best option for starting a work career is an education at an Ivy League University, maybe throw in a Post-Doctoral Degree, and you are headed for that luxury sports car store in the near future. If your goals (and post-secondary education options, due to either financial or other reaso... More..