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Changing Trends of Corporate Christmas Events

At the borderline of the gone decade, the global economies witnessed a great slowdown and downfall. This was exactly when companies around the world started making changes in their work culture and controlling their expenditure. To cut their expenses, leading organisations like Yahoo, GM, etc. scrutinised thousands of their workers all over. They, in addition, scrapped their employees’ quarterly bonus and many companies chose to cut down their surplus expenditure, a great share of which was on corporate events and fairs. By changing the way and style of their employee engagement activities, most of the organisations managed to reengineer their expenses and capital. Prior to the recess in the world economy, companies would start making arrangements for their corporate Christmas events at the beginning of July or August. They would book caterers, venue, and purchase the lot of gifts to be distributed among employees. But after the recession hit the global financial system, several organ...

5 superb tips on maintaining healthy, greeny, gorgeous lawn

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Green, beautifully bedecked lawns win the heart. Green spaces offer the true peace. Because of that attribute, lawns, green landscapes are created by property owners. For the same reason, people prefer going out for picnic, parks, and throwing parties in lawns and green backdrops. However when it comes to the maintenance of green territories, anguished and baffled is what most people feel.  If you have a lawn, garden, landscaping, or some other green setup at your property, and you are entangled over its maintenance, here are 5 ideal tips to calm your worry – Sharp Mowing Blades – Using sharp mowers will help you give your lawn sharp and fine cut grasses. Further, the meadow cut by razor-sharp blades look cleaner and more attractive. Furthermore, moving jagged-edge trimming machine on grasslands proves to be uncomplicated and straightforward. When cutting the grass, follow the one-third rule of mowing . You would never want your lawn to look burnt out or bald. The one-thir...