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Measuring Principals' Values for Environmental Budget Management: An Exploratory Study

Regardless of success in benefit estimation, citizen principals can have difficulty conveying preferences to agents who work for them in public agencies in a form that is meaningful to the public managers. This paper offers an alternative to formal benefit estimation. The paper explores the usefulness of contingent, public budget...

Tags: Principal, University Of Kentucky, Benefits, Human Resources

White papers 2002-10-01

KBEAP Helps Companies Benefit From a Solid Record Keeping System

With the help of KBEAP, more Kentucky businesses are discovering the added benefits of a solid record keeping system for environmental compliance reporting. By keeping more accurate records, businesses find staying in compliance is a much easier task, and they also have accurate data to make important decisions regarding their...

Tags: Compliance, University Of Kentucky, Record, Benefits, Human Resources

White papers 2002-05-16

Mercury White Paper

As required by the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, the Environmental Protection Agency EPA is issuing a Report to Congress on Mercury. The Mercury Study inventories the quantity of mercury emissions to the air from a number of sources related to human activity; estimates the health and environmental impacts...

Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, University Of Kentucky, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Vertical Industries, Benefits

White papers 2000-10-10

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Saving lives, reducing costs

The University of Kentucky's Chandler Medical Center, named after former Governor A.B. "Happy" Chandler, is a 473-bed facility and the only Level I Trauma Center in eastern and central Kentucky. The facility is also the only one in the region with a Level III neonatal care unit for infants. With...

Articles 2008-09-01

The golden road: Summer family vacations create powerful memories

If you are of an age -- say a baby boomer or thereabouts -- you probably remember the summer family vacation. It probably went something like this: Your parents piled you and your siblings into the back of the Pontiac or the Plymouth...

Articles 2008-07-08

Humana Names Mark El-Tawil Market President of Arizona

PHOENIX -- Mark El-Tawil has been appointed market president of Humana Inc's (NYSE:HUM) Arizona's operations, in an announcement made by Paul P. Moore, chief executive officer of Humana's West Region. El-Tawil will be responsible for the overall management and strategic planning for Humana's commercial, consumer-driven...

Articles 2008-07-08

Sports in Brief: Sharks, Lightning trade two for two

The San Jose Sharks acquired defenseman  Dan Boyle  from Tampa Bay in a four-player deal yesterday, trading defenseman  Matt Carle  and top prospect  Ty Wishart  to the Lightning. The Sharks also picked up veteran defenseman  Brad Lukowich , one of Boyle's closest friends, for a first-round pick in 2009...

Articles 2008-07-05

NKU Faculty and Students Leave for Lithuania to Partner with Leading 3-D Animators

Northern Kentucky University and CinciMedia Launch Virtual Effects Work-Study Program HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. -- A new work-study program gives Northern Kentucky University NKU students a seat at the table with some of the world's leading virtual effects artists. The program is designed to extend the...

Articles 2008-06-30

AICPA Offers Seminar in New York on 'Emerging Issue' XBRL

Expert Technical Instructors Detail New SEC Rule NEW YORK -- The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants is offering a special two-day seminar, July 22-23, for financial professionals on understanding and applying the new eXtensible Business Reporting Language XBRL required for public companies by the...

Articles 2008-06-30

Colorado Springs Real Estate Briefs: June 27, 2008

Designed as a benefit for Pikes Peak United Way, this year's Celebration Home kickoff event will provide a preview of one of the area's most exclusive estate homes, built for a local family by Nichols & Comito in the prestigious Stratton Preserve. "Each...

Articles 2008-06-27

Melanie Toniazzo Named Director of Small Group Sales for Humana's San Antonio and Laredo Markets

SAN ANTONIO -- Correcting the markets for which Melanie Toniazzo will be responsible, as mentioned in the headline and in the first and second graphs. The corrected release reads: MELANIE TONIAZZO NAMED DIRECTOR OF SMALL GROUP SALES FOR HUMANA'S SAN ANTONIO AND LAREDO...

Articles 2008-06-25

The Daily Record News Summaries: June 19, 2008

Coventry cuts profit forecast Coventry Health Care Inc., of Bethesda, a managed care provider, cut its quarterly and full-year earnings forecast because of increased claims. Second-quarter earnings are expected to range from 55 cents to 57 cents a share, and full-year earnings per...

Articles 2008-06-19

US WorldMeds Completes Phase III Trial of Lofexidine for Treatment of Opiate Withdrawal Symptoms

Initial results show that opiate-dependent patients taking Lofexidine experience a significant reduction in withdrawal symptoms and stay in detoxification treatment longer LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- US WorldMeds, a Kentucky-based specialty pharmaceutical company, today announced that a recently completed Phase III clinical trial investigating the use of...

Articles 2008-06-16

Credit crisis shortchanges some student-loan breaks

The financial credit crisis is squeezing student loan programs that offer breaks to borrowers who enter critical fields such as nursing and teaching. In at least six states this year, state-affiliated lenders have dropped or scaled back programs. Some repay or forgive part of a federal...

Articles 2008-06-12

States' pension increases stir debate

Governments juggle financial liabilities trying to help retirees The high price of gasoline and food is prompting many states to fatten cost-of-living increases for retired teachers and civil servants. Those raises are easing the pain of inflation for government retirees but dealing a serious...

Articles 2008-06-12

Humana Data Center Design Earns Award in Computerworld's Global Competition

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM) has earned its first-ever "Laureate" award in Computerworld's 2008 global technology awards competition, sponsored by International Data Group. Humana earned the honor for the innovative, environmentally conscious design of its new data center, slated for a third quarter...

Articles 2008-06-11

Jockeys Continue Charitable Donations as NetJets® Sponsors Final Triple Crown Race

Thoroughbred Charities Benefit From Innovative Promotion WOODBRIDGE, N.J. -- Following successful Kentucky Derby Day and Preakness promotions facilitated by NetJets Inc., Jockeys John Velazquez and Edgar Prado today presented four Thoroughbred industry charities with donations on behalf of The Jockeys' Guild. This marks the completion...

Articles 2008-06-06

Granny B goes global

Calling herself "Granny B," Becky Collins is an Internet entrepreneur selling her homemade pillowcase dresses to anyone in the world who visits her bubbly, pink Web site. When she started her business, she didn't know or care about being in the forefront of a movement aimed at bringing...

Articles 2008-06-03

Benefit power brokers: dental

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Chris E. Vick Vice President Wachovia Insurance Services, Inc. Savannah, Ga. Companies have to weigh a number of different factors when deciding on a voluntary dental program. Each plan's network allowances, out-of-network allowances, the member's...

Articles 2008-06-01

Great Digital Switch, The

CULTURE When color television became popular in the 1960s, you could still use your old black-and-white set. When CDs took over the recorded music market in the 1980s, your vinyl would still play on your turntable. And while you can get only DVDs at Blockbuster or...

Articles 2008-06-01