Follow me on Saturday: Feel Good Inc.

I will suHRvive!

Welcome to the English version of SobreviviRRHHé! In Spanish RRHH stands for "Recursos Humanos" now traslated to the HR of "Human Resources".

Welcome to our very special summary of the week, a very fun way to explain to our foreign visitors what we were discussing this week.

Sunday, 12th of December: Domingo con... Los Piratas. [Sunday with... Los Piratas]: Sunday's post is dedicated to someone or something special. Today is the opportunity to talk about @manyez and his very popular blog Salud con cosas. Please, don't forget to send your request by tweet to @goroji. 
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Monday, 13th of December: De venta en farmacias. [Available in pharmacies]: The telecommunications operator Orange has developed a unique business strategy for success in the segment of mobile phones for seniors, a very important market and, above all, growing, given the aging of the population.
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Tuesday, 14th of December: El sexo que me hace feliz. [Sex makes me happy]: Neurotic people tend to have more difficulty with relationships and marriages because they are more prone to irritation, changes in mood and concerns, according to the study, published in a recent online edition of the journal Psychological Social Science and Personality.
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Wednesday, 15th of December: O todo o nada. [All or nothing]: The Law Reform Snuff passed through the Senate. The House has approved an amendment unexpectedly transactional allowing "the casinos, bingo halls and gaming rooms enable a previously approved smoking area.
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Thursday, 16th of December: Siéntete bien. [Feel good]: Side effects of chemotherapy are controllable and can be reduced by half, according to experts, who are optimistic about the healing of some cancers, although one in three male and one in five female in Navarre will be diagnosed with a tumor before 75 years.
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Friday, 17th of December: Oír, ver y callar. [Hear, see and be silent]: We celebrate the tenth anniversary of FHC. One of the festivities is a great dinner for all staff and one of the festivities is a great dinner for all staff and we want to make a few recommendations to avoid excesses that then we can not remedy.
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The song of the week: Feel Good Inc, by Gorillaz:




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Follow me on Saturday: White Knuckle Ride.

I will suHRvive!

Welcome to the English version of SobreviviRRHHé! In Spanish RRHH stands for "Recursos Humanos" now traslated to the HR of "Human Resources".

Welcome to our very special summary of the week, a very fun way to explain to our foreign visitors what we were discussing this week.

Sunday, 31st of October: Domingo con... Simple Minds [Sunday with... Simple Minds]: Sunday's post is dedicated to someone or something special. Today is the opportunity to talk about Abla. Abla is a small rural town in Almería (Spain). The last weekend took place the Third Conference of rural Living Lab, and this was our contribution to our "heroes" in Abla. Please, don't forget to send your request to jigoro1008@gmail.com. 
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Monday, 1st of November: Libre elección de médico, ¿querer es poder? [Free choice of doctor, is wanting is power?]: To exercise my right to free choice of doctors, should not first learn about the options you have? Should not there be a register of health professionals that is accesible to the public?
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Tuesday, 2nd of November: Vademecum laboral [Labor vademecum]: With that curious nickname will publish a book that will address legal and industrial issues of concern to doctors.
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Wednesday, 3rd of November: Guardería, sí o sí [Definitely nursery school]: It seems that he has raised a debate about whether it is beneficial or detrimental to the kids go to day nursery care versus home care.
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Thursday, 4th of November: Ejercicio físico contra el resfriado [Exercise against the cold]: Perhaps there is no cure for the common cold, but people who exercise regularly seem to have fewer and milder colds, according to a new study suggests.
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Friday, 5th of November: Quiero ser [Wanna be]: The bill ignores the Civil Registry of the historical preference of the mother against the father's name and allows both parents are the ones to decide the order of the names, giving priority in case of disagreement in alphabetical order. With this development, the Government intends advange gender equality.
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The song of the week: White Knuckle Ride, by Jamiroquai: