How HR Can Use Micro Celebrations To Reduce Burnout

You know that feeling when your brain is technically “online” but your soul has already logged out?

Camera on. Slack pinging. Endless decks to review. Your calendar looks like a Tetris game that hates you. And somewhere between back to back calls and “quick check ins,” you realise everyone is functioning, but no one is thriving.

That is where micro celebrations come in.
Not balloons in the pantry every Friday. Not forced karaoke. Just small, thoughtful moments that tell your team, “I see you. You matter.”

Especially if you are in HR or admin in Singapore, you are the quiet …

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5 Chic Seasonal Nail Art Ideas for Every Celebration

Nail art has become an essential way to express personal style, and trends shift throughout the year depending on the season and mood. From fresh pastels in spring to sparkling shades during the holidays, seasonal nail art allows you to update your look in creative ways. Whether you want something subtle or bold, the right manicure can add the perfect finishing touch to your outfit.

Bali, with its growing reputation as a beauty destination, is also home to salons that specialize in unique designs. Many travelers even stop at nail salon Bali Beaute Bar, known for delivering elegant and on …

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Singapore’s Shift to Biodegradable Food Packaging: Tackling Plastic Waste with Sustainable Innovation

Singapore produces approximately 200,000 tonstonnes of plastic waste each year, with food packaging being a major contributor. In a country where hawker culture and food delivery services are an essential part of daily life, the widespread use of plastic packaging and disposable materials presents a critical environmental concern. This waste contributes to marine pollution, soil degradation, and harmful emissions from plastic incineration. To address these challenges, Singapore is at the forefront of introducing advanced biodegradable food packaging solutions, setting a new benchmark for sustainability worldwide.

Long before the dominance of plastic, Singapore’s food vendors made use of natural, biodegradable materials. …

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