Best Places to Work

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The article titled, BEST PLACES TO WORK 2004: Family atmosphere makes

work fun at Total Printing, discusses a company that employees seem to enjoy working

at. This article was published in 2004, by the Wichita Business Journal and was written

by Janeen Benbenek. The Article is mainly a bunch of statements of their employees and

how they have felt working with this family owned printing business. Allen and Rosanne

Woolf own this company and even live in the apartment right above the workplace. Their

employees say they rarely are found elsewhere.

Employees say Allen doesnt play favorites and is a fair and honest boss. Others

feel like they can handle anything because they know management will always be behind

them and willing to help. Finally, the children of the employees are invited in after school

so that their employees arent stressed. One employee Oetting says, Employees feel this

work place accommodates their family lifestyles, and Allen sets the example on

what family priorities are. Turnover at this company is very low.

Pre Nursing

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I red the article titled, Exploring Future Nurses' Attitudes and Beliefs Related to

Childhood Overweight. This article was a collaboration written by Julia Snethen, Ruth

Treisman, Aaron Buseh, and Sheryl Kelber in August 2014. This partnership article was

published by the Journal of Nursing Education. It began by discussing how children in

America have a higher level of wellness as compared to other countries. However, these

gains in wellness are being compromised by the raising problem of childhood obesity.

It later talks about what steps are being taken to prepare future nurses to deal and

care for overweight children. They decided to explore the attitudes of the pre-nursing

students so they could effectively teach them how to one day work with these type of

children. They found a majority of the students believed that overweight children were

not considered healthy. And the combined group of students they tested, 69% of them

were not comfortable associating themselves with overweight children. They concluded

that the students overall had a negative perception about overweight children.