Employees are the lifeblood of any service related business and especially businesses like Personal Care, Inc. that deliver healthcare related services. The benefits of having high quality, enthusiastic, professional employees is obvious to every business but just recognizing that fact does not mean a business is able to successfully build such an environment for its workforce.
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Lela Mae Dawson – Mary E. Crockett Service Award
This year’s recipient of the Mary E. Crockett Service Award was Lela Mae Dawson. This award was created in 2000 and named for our former employee Mary Crockett. Full time employees that have been employed for five years are eligible for this award and it is voted on by Personal Care employees with two years […]
Peta Gay Hampton Coleman – Anna Grace Green Founder’s Award
The Anna Grace Green award was created to recognize Personal Care’s Founder, Anna Grace Green. This award is a result of compliments from clients, family members, and office staff. Peta Gay was the hands down winner this year. Her flexibility has always been one of the things that the staffing office has appreciated about Peta. She will start a new case with very little information and go anywhere on short notice. Peta works nights and wasn’t planning on coming to the banquet but we sweet talked her and she even bought a new outfit. Her pleasant demeanor makes her a very sought after caregiver.
Thirty-Five Years and Counting
Reflections of Two Owners
written by: Martha Clinckscales
Forty years ago, when I graduated from high school, my aunt and uncle gave me a beautiful volume of Archibald MacLeish’s writings. I gravitated toward his poem, L’An Trentiesme De Mon Eage, “The year of my thirtieth.”
While I was far from 30 then—light years when one is 18, what drew me to this poem and still does, is the beginning and ending verses of the stanzas of the poem:
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Race Across America
Last June, in Oceanside, California, I stood on a pier gazing at a huge banner that read, “Race Across America: The world’s toughest bicycle race. 3000 miles coast-to-coast.” I was about to begin this arduous race, alongside my racing partner, fellow Atlantan Kacie Darden. We were the lone females racing in the two-person female team category. Our goal was to finish the race faster than any of the other two-female teams that had ever raced before us.
Goal Setting
Goal setting is used by top-level athletes, successful business-people and achievers in all elds. Setting goals gives you long-term vision and short-term motivation. It focuses your acquisition of knowledge, and helps you to organize your time and your resources so that you can make the very most of your life. A useful way of making […]