Category Archives: Personal Thoughts
Is the Economy Making Managers Cold, Indifferent?
By Rhonda Campbell Unemployed by Guillaume Paumier at Wikimedia Commons The numbers of mass layoffs (i.e. a single employer releasing 50 or more employees) reached painful levels fourth quarter 2008 through second quarter 2009. That doesn’t mean the overall numbers … Continue reading
Posted in Employment and Finding Jobs, Managing Employees, Personal Thoughts
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Occupy Wall Street for Real Economic Reform
Americans Participating in Occupy Wall Street Election years roll around and politicians on both sides promise to improve the economy. Some like Bill Clinton and Franklin D. Roosevelt have pulled it off, others not so much. It’s to be expected … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Personal Thoughts, Working With Government Agencies
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