If you have personnel files that contain sensitive information about company employees, these documents should be kept under lock and key at all times to prevent unauthorized access. Make sure only authorized individuals have access to the keys that unlock these cabinets. This includes any document that contains information related to medical information, disabilities, age, race, gender, national origin, religious beliefs, marital status, or other identifying information (like Social Security numbers). You may want to consider investing in a fire-resistant cabinet, though keep in mind that these cabinets can be quite expensive. So you'll need to weigh out the benefits of having that added protection versus just relying on your electronic copies as backups. Be sure to implement an authentication procedure for any electronic files that need to be safeguarded for privacy reasons. Only certain people should have access to these files, so employ passwords to protect the information. Your company's network engineer or IT professional should be able to help you enable passwords on certain file folders. The payroll department should be required to organize and secure their own files. Since these types of documents almost always contain sensitive information, access must be very restricted. Only payroll managers should have access to these locked and secured files. This includes things like W-4s, pay information, garnishments, time-keeping records, and state withholding forms. Other departments may also need to keep track of their own documentation. For example, Human Resources may need to keep documents related to employees' health and medical history, inter-office complaints, or any disciplinary action related to employee behavior.
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One-sentence summary -- Keep all hard copies containing sensitive information in a locked and secured cabinet. Protect sensitive electronic files with passwords. Let the payroll department keep their own payroll files organized.

Whenever you're trying to lose weight, even in a short amount of time, having a support group is helpful. Studies have shown that those people with support groups have better success with their weight loss long-term. Try asking friends or family members to help support you through your weight loss. They can be there to be motivating or to hold you accountable. Also consider asking them to join you on your weight loss diet. Many people are looking to lose some extra weight and it can be more fun to do it together. Compare against the measurements you took during the first week. Keep track of your results, and let the small victories keep you going. Keep weighing yourself as well. After one month, you might decide to lose another 5 pounds or to continue on with your diet for another month to see how much additional weight you can lose. Also keep track of your measurements. You might have toned down all over, but now want to focus on toning and building muscle in your body. A fun way to stay on track and to keep up motivation is by rewarding yourself. Setting up small incentives may help you stay on track or help you maintain your weight loss long-term. Set up small rewards when you meet smaller goals. For example, when you follow the first week of your new diet and exercise program, you might reward yourself with a few new workout songs. Set up bigger rewards when you meet larger goals. For example, you might buy yourself a new outfit when you lose the first 5 pounds. It's generally not recommended to reward yourself with food or dinners out when you're trying to lose weight. These types of rewards may work against your long-term goal. So your month is up. You've probably lost some weight and maybe even have gotten into better shape. Revisit your weight goal to see if you want to continue your current diet. Although you can make significant progress during one month's time frame, if you have more than 10 pounds to lose, you'll most likely need to continue your diet and exercise plan to see further weight loss. If you have met your goal, you may also consider continuing your healthy eating plan to maintain your results. Even if you've met your weight goal, you might want to consider keeping up with increased activity to help maintain your weight loss and physical fitness level. If you haven't met your weight goal yet, keep on going. Or, if you need to, make some changes to your diet and exercise plan to help induce more weight loss or make the plan fit better into your lifestyle.
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One-sentence summary -- Build a support group. Retake measurements. Reward yourself. Revisit your goals.

Different iTunes sections have differing amounts of free content. The Music store no longer has free songs available unless there is a special promotion, while the TV section still offers free episodes. The App Store and the Book Store have the most free content. Select the content type from the top of the iTunes window. You can click the "..." button to see additional types like Books and Apps. Once you've selected a type of content, click the "iTunes Store" tab. You'll find this on the right side of the iTunes window after opening the store. Depending on what Store you are viewing, it could say "Free Books" or "Free TV Episodes". If you're using the App Store, click the "Top Free Apps" link to browse through the most popular free apps available. In the iTunes U store, most of the content is free, so there is no "Free" section. Many podcasts are free as well, so there is also no "Free" section for them. There is no longer free music available in the Music store. Different sections will have different amounts of items. There are usually a couple dozen TV episodes available, and hundreds of Books. The "Top Free Apps" section of the App Store will display the top 200 free apps, though there are many more free apps than this. You'll see the "Get" button next to any item that you can download for free. When looking at a TV episode, you may have to scroll through the season to find the episode that is free. Clicking "Get" will begin downloading that content to your computer, which you can then use or transfer to your iOS device.
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One-sentence summary -- Know what you'll be able to find. Open the Store page for the content you want to find. Find the "Quick Links" section of the Store's main page. Look for the "Free Content" link. Browse and through the free items available. Click "Get" for any item you want to add to your library.

Place the copper in a suitably sized container (or skip this part if what you're cleaning is the inside of a copper container). Dust the bottom with baking soda. Then add water, which will cause the baking soda to start fizzing. Wait for the fizzing to subside, then remove the water and scrub the copper with a sponge, cloth, or similar material. Rinse with clean water when finished and towel dry. Put the copper in a container large enough to fit. Fill it with water. As you do, add a few squirts of fabric softener. Give it an hour or so to soak. Then pour the water out and scrub the copper. If the copper is cookware, be sure to wash it again with water and mild dish detergent to remove all traces of the softener before rinsing and drying. If your freezer is large enough, place the copper inside. Let it sit for two hours or so in order the weaken the bond between the burnt-on material and the copper. Then remove and wash with mild dish soap and warm water. First, soak the copper in water for a few minutes. Then ball up one or more pieces of aluminum foil. Scrub over the stained area. If needed, take a break and repeat the process for more stubborn stains that tire you out.
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Add water to baking soda. Remove stains with fabric softener. Freeze off burnt-on foods and other materials. Scrub stains with aluminium foil.