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The Hidden Costs of Layoffs
The Hidden Costs of LayoffsKnowledge LossWhen a company decides to save a few bucks by dumping employees,the knowledge and experience lost is staggering.Sure they save some money but the wisdom of the ages is gone forever.If only the V-P's would listen to the skills and talent of long term employees,...
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Cut 'em up
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] I've gotten a bit more hunting in lately than usual and found these Outdoor Edge DVDs to be simply great to help we "fair weather" hunters remember how to care for the game. These take you through everything you need to know to turn a game...
Articles 2008-11-01
13 car booster seats get thumbs-down for safety
WASHINGTON -- Several car booster seats do a poor job of positioning children to fit in their seat belts, according to a review by the insurance industry and researchers. The Virginia-based Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute found today that...
Articles 2008-10-01
Management buy-out saves struggling MFI
Byline: By HENRYK ZIENTEK Business Reporter A MANAGEMENT buy-out today secured the future of struggling furniture giant MFI. Chief executive Gary Favell said the deal meant the firm could continue to trade as normal, protecting jobs and customer orders. MFI, based in north London,...
Articles 2008-09-29
Bringing the fight
SEN. JOHN MCCAIN spent the summer skillfully raising Americans' doubts about his colleague Barack Obama's fitness for the presidency. McCain went into the Republican convention leading on the question of who had the right experience for the job. The Democrat's convention bump had given Obama a lead in the high...
Articles 2008-09-29
Scary dares to bare
MEL B is in Scarily good shape - she's so proud of her body, she's going to show it off in Playboy. The raunchy men's mag has chased her for ages, and the mum-of- two finally agreed last week after US TV's Dancing With The Stars...
Articles 2008-09-28
How it all began; March 28 2007 Excerpts from Baldy's Book
HOW long would I have lived if I hadn't driven myself into hospital?" I asked. "Maybe about two or three weeks, it's hard to tell," my consultant replied. That revelation was a slap in the face. Everything else was swirling around in my mind;...
Articles 2008-09-27
Babylon's plan to overhaul Copiague blocks property owner from
The Town of Babylon's plan to overhaul industry-heavy Copiague has kept one property owner from shedding his vacant building. Cal Kleinman has been trying to sell his industrial building on Railroad Avenue, only to have deals blocked on several occasions by town officials because they didn't fit...
Articles 2008-09-26
McLellan avoids typecast
SAN JOSE -- Disciplinarian? Players' coach? Technician? Sharks coach Todd McLellan doesn't want to label his approach to his first NHL top job. Do that, he says, and it creates problems on two levels. "Once you're given a title, you tend to try...
Articles 2008-09-23
What can be learned from the roller coaster journeys of young people making ultimately successful transitions beyond school?
This project investigated the interrelationships between family expectations and young people's post-school plans. All of the participants were from financially disadvantaged families. The research used interviews to understand these young people's perspectives of their transition experiences: the ways in which young people's school experiences impacted on their...
Articles 2008-09-22
Gathering the real data from creative industries graduates one year out
University student outcome data in Australia is collected via the Graduate Destination Survey component of the Australian Graduate Survey at the referent date three months post-graduation. This timeline gives consideration to graduates to enter directly into traditional vocations. For graduates from non-traditional areas and/or with non-traditional career...
Articles 2008-09-22
Switch Mouse Provides Unprecedented Ergonomic Comfort
NEW YORK, Sept. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Research shows that mouse fit and versatility are important factors for user health and safety on the job. Traditional designs can promote awkward hand and wrist positions and cause discomfort or, in some cases, debilitating musculoskeletal disorders like carpal tunnel syndrome. Humanscale's Switch...
Articles 2008-09-19
Commentary: N.O. better match for video game testing center
Gov. Bobby Jindal and video game giant Electronic Arts Inc. unveiled plans Aug. 20 for a video game testing center in Baton Rouge. It was a major catch for the capital. And it was a deal New Orleans really could have used. Landing...
Articles 2008-09-18
Cooper makes switch
GIANTS conditioner Ben Cooper, above, has joined Super League rivals Hull. Cooper comes in to replace Paul Hatton and will arrive at the KC Stadium after two years at Huddersfield. He has been a driving force behind the Giants' high fitness and strength levels and has...
Articles 2008-09-12
Dedicated to helping in the community; North East Neighbour of the Year
HER love of community work blossomed into a full-time job. Barbara Slasor, 41, of Elswick, Newcastle, is now a community development worker at Healthworks, based at Newcastle's West End Medical Resource Centre. But her dedication to helping others first started as just a hobby, and the...
Articles 2008-09-09
Teens under the knife: is plastic surgery too dangerous for teens?
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Nose jobs. Eyelid lifts. Liposuction. Adults aren't the only ones going under the knife to change their looks. Last year, more than 87,000 teenagers had cosmetic plastic surgery, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Nearly half of them wanted new noses. Why?...
Articles 2008-09-08
Amputee soldier to fight again; BRAVE TYNESIDE MAN READY TO RETURN TO AFGHANISTAN
Byline: By TOM MULLEN A SOLDIER who lost his leg is to march on the front line again. Lance Bombardier Anthony Makin is on standby to be deployed to Afghanistan's Helmand Province with his regiment. Anthony, of Benwell, Newcastle, was hit when a roadside bomb exploded, but he...
Articles 2008-09-06
The human angle
Name: Stephen Battalia Job title: Head of team HR Company name: Nestle UK and Ireland Soles: 2bn [pounds sterling] HQ: Croydon Employees: 7,500 [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] What's it like to work for your company? Nestle is o...
Articles 2008-09-06
Football: I'm still the Dwight man for the job!
Byline: By JAMES HUNTER DWIGHT YORKE is convinced he still has a key part to play this season at Sunderland. The ex-Manchester United midfielder has just returned to action following a six-week lay-off after suffering a fractured eye socket in pre-season. The 36-year-old signed...
Articles 2008-09-04
School voted in the top 20
A SCHOOL with students in China and South Africa is celebrating 20 years of distance learning. Durham Business School was recently named as one of the top 20 businesses schools in the world for providing flexible courses to hundreds of international students. Craig Davidson graduated from...
Articles 2008-09-04
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