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As congressional ally retires, federal employee advocates cite progress, challenges
A leading advocate in Congress for federal workers, Sen. Daniel Akaka says he's pleased by progress on some of his priorities: Legislation to allow employees to work from home, reforms in hiring and the security clearance process, improvements in matching...
Tags: George Voinovich, Labor Legislation, U.S. Senate, National Government, Public Employees
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Business Calendar - Sept. 16
Networking event Sept. 17 — The Alliance of Small Businesses will host a networking meeting. Jackie Lamothe, owner of Circa Travel, will speak. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mistero Bar & Italian Grille, 18 Market Space, Frederick, Md. Free. Call 240-575-4898...Tags: Business, Microsoft Corporation, Small Businesses, Labor Legislation, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Chronically Understaffed CL&P Squeezes Workers Harder
The Hartford CourantWho do you want standing between a blackout and Connecticut's increasingly frequent major storms — a utility worker in a hardhat behind the wheel of a bucket truck or someone in a $2,000 suit steering a desk in Hartford or Boston? Connecticut Light...Tags: New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Northeast Utilities, Waterbury, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Business Calendar - Sept. 9
Disability services Sept. 11 — The Division of Rehabilitation Services at the Washington County Job Center, 14 N. Potomac St., Suite 100, Hagerstown. 10 a.m. to noon. Call 301-791-4760. The Learning Lunch Hour Sept. 11 — Hagerstown-...Tags: University System of Maryland, Colleges and Universities, Microsoft Corporation, Labor Legislation, Lifestyle and Leisure
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No way to sugarcoat decision at Hostess
Hostess Brands is nothing like a Twinkie. The parent company's fate rests with a constituency that has grown hardened and sour. Union members, taxed by the givebacks already granted to an employer that's operated in bankruptcy for all but three of the...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Elections, Unions, WorldCom Incorporated, Financially Distressed Companies
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Apple's Tim Cook is Bay Area's most highly paid CEO
It's good to be Tim Cook. With 2011 compensation of $378 million, the Apple chief executive ousted Oracle's Larry Ellison as the Bay Area's most highly paid CEO of a publicly traded company, according to a survey by the San Jose Mercury News. In...
Tags: Meg Whitman, Larry Ellison, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Corporate Officers, Intel Corp.
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Cal State Board To Meet On Executive Pay Hikes, Possible Cuts
KTLA NewsLONG BEACH (KTLA) -- California State University's board will discuss possible pay increases for some of its executives when it meets in Long Beach on Tuesday. The pay hikes for its presidents would be funded by campus foundations rather than by state...Tags: Jerry Brown, California State University, Long Beach
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Allan Powell: 'A message worthy of our attention'
Thom Hartmann, author of “Threshold,” is a well known and admired radio talk-show host. Thom is an idealist, dreamer and reformer with energy to burn. His research data is accurate and up to date. But one wonders if there is an interested...Tags: Finance, U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, Companies and Corporations, World War II (1939-1945), Economy, Business and Finance
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Tribune analysis: Average raise in 2009-10 for CEOs of 18 nonprofits double that for private-industry workers
During the height of the recession, employees at one of the area's biggest nonprofits were not supposed to get pay raises greater than 6 percent — but that didn't apply to the CEO. The board for the Community and Economic Development Association of...
Tags: Finance, Tom Johnson, Alzheimer's Disease, Internal Revenue Service, Government
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Legg Mason investors approve election of directors, executive compensation
Legg Mason shareholders voted to approve a $4.9 million pay package for Chairman and CEO Mark R. Fetting at the Baltimore-based investment firm's annual meeting Tuesday morning. Fetting's compensation package was $1 million less than the package approved...Tags: Investments, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Elections
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Wanted: Power Rangers
As Dan Rodricks points out in his column ("Getting used to weather's new normal," July 3), the current power outage is only the latest in a series resulting from severe weather events in the last few years. Whether man-made or not, the global climate is... -
Commentary: Council agenda is harming public services
Re: "More layoffs planned for Costa Mesa" (June 13): Reports on Costa Mesa councilmen's decisions, in this case the "need" for more layoffs, usually tuck in an obligatory quote from Orange County Employees Assn. spokeswoman Jennifer Muir. What needs...Tags: Government, Job Layoffs, Layoffs and Downsizing, Civil and Public Service, Politics
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