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IN THE CURRENT ISSUE:

WORKING THE NET with GARY MAUER

  • Window Cleaning Pine Knoll Facility, tallest building in Moore Cty, NC and listed on Historic Register
  • The late Jim Willingham giving a water fed pole demo @ the N.W. Window Cleaning Confernence held in Kennewick, Wa and hosted by Jason Klovansky with Sparkling Clean Windows - May 2005
  • 'Even kids love the IWCA...well, at least they love the perks that come with membership!' - Jason Klovansky, Sparkling Clean
  • Cleaning windows at a local Ohio hospital - Steve Ball, Owner, SBS Window Cleaning, Smithville, Ohio
 

Catch up on the latest conversations among industry professionals with Gary Mauer's Working the Net column. This month's discussion topics include using space heaters for trucks, tricky greenhouse cleaning, removing vinyl window film, and dealing with an employee's time off after an accident. Click here to read the current Working the Net column.

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SHOULDER, ELBOW AND WRIST PAIN: (Originally published in September/October 2006)

According the Center of Disease Control 42.7 million adults in the United States have been diagnosed by a doctor with joint inflammation, also known as arthritis.   Among them, 31 % (13.2 million) report that they are limited in their work related activities due to pain.  The majority of these cases are attributed to a condition known as Osteoarthritis.  Osteoarthritis is the most common form of joint disorder and is characterized by the dissolve of protective joint cartilage due to years of accumulated wear and
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In our next issue:

 

  • IWCA Convention Coverage
  • Overview of Healthcare Reform and Its Impact on Our Industry
  • Embezzlement: Avoiding Employee Theft

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