What is an air traffic controller’s job from taking off to landing?
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What is an air traffic controller’s job from taking off to landing?
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This infographic made by Brian Jeffcock graphic disgner from Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. The project is to study staircase users and try to improve the experience in an attempt to get more people using the staircases in office buildings. Project is still in its early form, but he liked this infographic so its coming up on its own. check back in a month or so for the rest of the project!.
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Flowchart of how the typical newspaper operates, rendered in a children's game fashion. This infographic is made by Jason Christian Visual Artist / Graphic Designer from United States, Missouri, Springfield.
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Did you take a vacation this summer? If you did, it was because your company generously allowed you a few paid vacation days. Unlike businesses in these other countries, U.S. companies are not required to give employees time off. Despite working some of the longest hours in the world, we take very little vacation. No wonder you're feeling burnt out.
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Study leave: Plenty of university graduates are working in low-skilled jobs
Young people often worry whether the qualification for which they are studying will stand them in good stead in the workplace. According to the OECD, college and university leavers are better placed in the labour market than their less educated peers, but this advantage is not even in all countries. Note: Bar represent % of total graduates aged 25-29 working at a low skill level.via www.economist.com