Note: I’m writing this “think piece” as part of a series of articles designed to expand your thinking about strategic HR.
HR and talent management leaders are constantly striving to become more strategic. But more often than not it seems that when they are presented with a strategic alternative that really breaks new ground, they retreat and stick with the status quo. Howev
The creator of the Internet Archive is being awarded for his work and foresight by the Software and Information Industry Association, the association announced Tuesday.
Archive founder Brewster Kahle will be given the first SIIA Peter E. Jackson Innovation Award during the SIIA’s annual Codie Awards dinner, held during the organization’s Information Industry Summit this week in New York.
“Brewster gets you thinking out of the box, and helps you start imagining a world that is different from the one you are living in,” said Kathy Greenler Sexton, vice president of the SIIA Content Division.
Ground has been broken on the new runway project at the Fort Lauderdale airport, which is expected to significantly increase the aviation traffic in the region as well as airline jobs and technical crew jobs.
The $790 million runway was launched on Monday, with executives from the Federal Aviation Administration and Broward County attending the ceremony. The Broward County Mayor, John Rodstrom, said that the commencement of works was incredible to see, particularly as the project has been some 18 years in the making.
“This has been a topic that has been debated more in our chambers over the last decade than any other topic,” he said.
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As a radiology technician, you will be accountable for preparing patients prior to taking x-ray images of the internally affected area inside their bodies, while preventing an excessive amount of radiation from making contact with them and you. You will also develop and process the x-rays before sending them to a radiologist who interprets any abnormalities they may or may not be seen on the x-rays. If a radiology technician neglects to properly refine the x-ray pictures, then a misdiagnosis could occur, and a patient would not be properly treated.
Do you remember this line from the movie “A Few Good Men?” Jack Nicholsonwas telling Tom Cruisethat average folk couldn’t deal with the harsher facts of life. As a result, higher ups would tell them what they wanted to hear. They would offer excuses, verbal hedges that sidestepped reality and offered the illusion of comfort.
Today we remain stuck in the mire of a severe economic malaise, a situation that is causing enormous employment anxiety, deep concern for the future and perhaps more than a few sleepless nights. As or
Hundreds of demonstrators faced off with police in riot gears in the streets of Aktau in western Kazakhstan on Monday, the fourth day of violent protest movements in the region that already killed 14 people and wounded scores in two other cities.
The protest demanding the restoration of telephone and Internet service in Zhanaozen was peaceful and there was no arrest, according to the New York Times.
Zhanaozen is under a state of emergency after Friday’s deadly clashes between striking oil workers and police. The strikers, who have been camping in the streets for several months, were angered by attempts to remove them and attacked police with stones and petrol bombs.
The jobless figures from the Department of Labor this morning offered some hope. The overall unemployment rate dipped to 8.5 percent, the lowest level since 2009.
What wasn’t hopeful was growth in the number of people holding multiple jobs.
It’s one of the stark realities of today’s job market. Good-paying jobs are being lost, and many aren’t being replaced. As a re