In a small workplace setting, such as in the funeral business, one employee can often have a large impact on everyone.
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Your clients may often need a sounding board, someone objective, yet compassionate to their grief and needs.
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Omega Laboratories is only one of two laboratories in the world to receive this prestigious accreditation for drug testing in hair.
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The disease had a profound effect on the public imagination, especially after the death of screen star Rock Hudson from the virus.
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Talk can go a long way as a powerful tool on many levels when working with funeral home clients.
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What do you do with a client who has resigned themselves to believe that all funerals are generic, that the last send-off for their loved-one will be un-inspired, impersonal, a memory best to let fade?
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“What I’ve learned is that grief doesn’t go away,” one participant said. “It walks beside you. You learn to live with it.”
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To balance the “badness of death,” Kagan also provides several lectures on the “value of life.”
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Learn about how funeral degrees are accredited and the minimum requirements for a funeral career degree.
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Who studies for a funeral service career, and how much can individuals make in this field?
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