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As we approach July 4th, it's important to keep safety in mind while celebrating. Here are some tips for a safe Independence Day: https://lnkd.in/eUN3UsPP

Wishing you a meaningful Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 As summer gets its start, we wanted to share practical strategies for a fulfilling, sober summer. Check out our blog post: https://lnkd.in/g-VG2ueP

For those you of heading out to celebrate St Patrick’s Day tomorrow, here’s a few tips to make sure you can still be the life of the paddy and make it home safe 🍀

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🍀✨ Wishing you a day filled with luck, laughter, and the joy of the Irish! Happy St. Patrick's Day from all of us at Voixly! 🌈🎉 #HappyStPatricksDay #StPatricksDay #Voixly #Instagram #SocialMediaStrategy #ContentStrategy #DigitalStrategy #SocialMedia #DigitalMarketing

Celebrate the 4th safely this year. Hand and eye injuries due to fireworks send people to the emergency room every year over the Independence Day Holiday. In order to ensure you can return to work without incident, follow these tips: 🧨Always light fireworks on the ground and never in your hands. 🧨Never put your face over fireworks when lighting them. 🧨Do not use fireworks when intoxicated or impaired. 🧨Follow the directions on packaging. 🧨Do not allow small children to use fireworks. Sparklers burn at 2,000° F and account for 25% of fireworks related emergency room visits. Your best bet is to leave it to the professionals. Search to find where there is a fireworks show in your community. Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇲

I think this is such a bonkers idea on so many levels 1. It shows us up as weak - we achieve something as a country and we all get on the p*ss and can't be bothered working - what happened to 'what's next' - it's not how winners behave, celebrate yes but train the next day... 2. The pubs will be full anyway, regardless of the next day 3. Not everyone likes football 4. We didn't have (and I don't remember loads of calls for) a bank holiday for the women winning the euros 5. As above for the Cricketers winning the world cup 6. What about other sports or major achievements - we very often punch above our weight in the Olympics - say we finish 3rd in the medals table (which would be a far bigger achievement) do we have another random day off 7. It's too hard to implement at too short notice and won't be a bank holiday for the vast majority 8. What about everyone with a hospital / doctors / dentist etc appointment on Monday - they get cancelled because those workers absolutely should be treated to the treat - retail AND hospitality won't be able to rejig rosters and will have to foot the bill for 'bank holiday' pay 9. Let's not even mention the direct correlation to 'on the p*ss' and the rise in domestic violence Bonkers!

Dear Young Professionals, 📢 We are excited to invite you to an invaluable session on Project Implementation: Grants Registration scheduled for August 3, 2024, at 1:00 PM. This event will be held at the American Center and is designed to equip you with essential knowledge and tools for effective project management and navigating grants registration. Whether you are involved in non-profit organizations, educational institutions, or any sector requiring project funding, this session is tailored to enhance your skills and streamline your processes. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to boost your project management capabilities and navigate grants with confidence. What You’ll Gain: ✔Insights into successful project implementation strategies. ✔Comprehensive guidance on the grants registration process. ✔ Opportunities to network with industry experts and peers. 🔹 Date: August 3, 2024 🔹 Time: 1:00 PM 🔹 Location: American Center

Sure, assuming the article in question covers St. Patrick's Day, here's a LinkedIn post you might use to share the insights from the article: --- Happy St. Patrick's Day, everyone! 🍀 Today isn't just about donning green attire or enjoying a pint of Guinness; it's steeped in rich history and cultural significance. It's a day to celebrate the Irish culture, honor St. Patrick, and embrace the spirit of community and togetherness. In light of the occasion, I've read an insightful article that delves into the fascinating traditions and origins of this beloved holiday, and I couldn't help but share some of the learnings (minus the link, of course): 📖 The article highlights how St. Patrick's Day transcends geographical boundaries and has become a global celebratory phenomenon, showcasing the indelible impact of Irish culture around the world. 🌍 It further investigates how cities across the globe celebrate with parades, cultural festivals, and a sea of green, turning famous landmarks into emerald beacons. 🇮🇪 Additionally, it sheds light on the life of St. Patrick himself and how his missionary work centuries ago continues to resonate and inspire. 🍀 Lastly, the piece emphasizes not just the joyous festivities but also the importance of recognizing and respecting the cultural integrity and roots of the holiday. Whether you're Irish by blood or just in spirit, this article is a reminder of the rich tapestry of stories that shape St. Patrick's Day. It's a celebration of community, resilience, and the joy of shared heritage. Sláinte mhaith! (That's 'good health' for us non-Gaelic speakers) #StPatricksDay #Ireland #Culture #Community #GlobalCelebration #Heritage --- Remember that the purpose of the LinkedIn post is to provide a brief overview and insightful takeaways from the article to engage your network, promote thought, and potentially spark conversations. https://ayr.app/l/ttkQ

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