Desk Mess Reflects Hidden Order in Modern Offices
Martha Silver of the Organization for the Promotion and Advancement of Small Telecommunications Companies describes piles as a personal system. Steelcase survey shows 15 percent call themselves pilers, 26 percent filers, and 2 percent slobs, with open workplaces pushing tidiness for privacy and perception.
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Bush plan offers voluntary private accounts in Social Security
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Laura
Social Security Trust Fund
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