Travelling across the country, Barbara Enhrenreich worked as a waitress, hotel maid, cleaning woman, nursing home aide, and Wal-Mart sales clerk to find out how America's working poor make it. Her answer: A lot of them don't. She has now written a best-seller called 'Nickel and Dimed' about her experiences.... posted on Jul 09 2003, 600 reads

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Meet the 'Dubbawalas'
They maybe illiterate but they make one error in every 16 million transactions! Meet the 'dubbawalas' of Bombay. 5000 of them deliver 150,000 lunches daily in the Indian city of Mumbai and pick up the empty lunch boxes. Forbes Global recently gave them their coveted six-sigma rating and now, these 'dubbawallas' are the source of case studies internationally!... posted on Jul 05 2003, 1,502 reads

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Albertsons, Inc. has announced that over the next twelve months the company's associates and their families plan to contribute at least one million volunteer hours!... posted on Jun 26 2003, 513 reads

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Mind-body connection is commonly accepted now. Here's a real life example: A young woman left in a coma for six years after she collapsed at school has started to respond to the world around her after her mother took her to see her pop star hero Bryan Adams perform live. ... posted on Jun 21 2003, 773 reads

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