Gallup has studied the work habits of Millenials, and its analysis could be good news in the court reporting field. Gallup reports that 60 percent of Millennials – those born between 1980 and 1996 – are open to changing jobs. For Millenials interested in court reporting, their prior experience may be valuable in many areas of litigation. Continue reading
Most people are familiar with what deposition court reporters do. As guardians of the record, they transcribe the words spoken during a deposition into a written form that can be used as litigation progresses. Unlike logging or roofing, court reporting does not immediately come to mind as a profession with inherent risks. Yet deposition court reporters, because of heavy equipment, irregular mealtimes, and sedentary work environments, can face real health problems. Being mindful is always the key to making changes, so here are some health tips for deposition court reporters.
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In past posts, CompuScripts Court Reporters has brought you information on everything from mobile apps to occupational injuries. We’ve told you what to wear to a videoconference and what the essentials are when taking a deposition. This week, however, we’d like to discuss a more unpleasant topic: bed bugs. Continue reading