turnover absenteeism and productivity losses why and how to whistle while you work let's ask mark rutherford a licensed psycho therapist in private practice in south florida you may have seen his ted talk on you tube mark welcome back to the big picture. welcome thank you for having a human resources professional gave me a new buzzword it's not absenteeism it's present t.v. ism meaning you're at work physically you're just not on your game why are employees dragging. life. they're worried about they're worried about their productivity of work but they're also worried about their home life and their relationship and their kids and getting everybody to soccer practice and what they are going to have for dinner that night and all of these things kind of are always kind of a whole ruminating that's spinning around in the back wheel of their brain and so when they are thinking about all of these things they might be there are work but they're not really doing the work mental overload is this why sometimes your mind seems spinning even when you're sleeping. yes it's why oftentimes professionals sa

mark's the location of some 500 trees and large shrubs. that's what all of those little dots are. this is about the same number of trees and shrubs found on the grounds today. beginning with rutherford hayes in the 1870's, nearly every presidential administration has also printed -- planted one tree as commemorating their time at the white house. unfortunately, not all of the trees have survived. elizabeth the second is seen helping george h.w. bush planting leaf in 1991. in 1996, bill and hillary a tree in honor of the oklahoma city bombing victims. with a provene presidential association is is absolutely beautiful rust colored japanese maple landed by first lady frances cleveland on the far south grounds in 1893. the same year that the grounds were closed to the public. commemorativet tree was also planted by a first lady. current first lady melania trump, in august of 2018 planted a sapling grown from a historic tree originally planted by president eisenhower on the white house grounds in the 1950's. trees, what else is on the grounds? a but until a decade ago, when first lady michelle obama install the current white house vegetable garden, fresh produce would not have been the f