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Working Hard, Or Watching The NCAA Tournament?

Mar 18th, 2010 · Duke University professor Charles Clotfelter heard a rumor that a law firm cut off online access to live streaming during March, because employees were watching too many basketball games. So he decided to measure the NCAA basketball tournament's effect on productivity.

Keywords: law · professor · basketball · online · employees · NCAA · tournament · Duke University · productivity · Charles Clotfelter

Drone Strikes Kill 9 Militants In Pakistan, Officials Say

Mar 17th, 2010 · The suspected U.S. missiles were fired at vehicles and a militant hide-out in a tribal region. The U.S. has stepped up attacks in Pakistan's tribal regions since December, when a suicide bomber killed seven CIA employees in neighboring Afghanistan.

Keywords: Afghanistan · suicide · militants · CIA · Pakistan · region · bomber · vehicle · employees · neighbors · missile · Tribal

House Examines Hostility Against Federal Workers

Mar 17th, 2010 · A House panel this week examines the safety of government workers in the wake of the latest attacks on government buildings. The union representing Internal Revenue Service employees says there have been 70 incidents of inappropriate comments made to agency workers since February.

Keywords: agency · federal · Safety · workers · Union · employees · Internal Revenue Service · inappropriate · hostility

UAW Brokers First Union Contract Under Tribal Law

Mar 14th, 2010 · The United Auto Workers brokered a deal between casino employees at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe. This was the first union contract to be negotiated under tribal law without reference to federal labor laws.

Keywords: federal · law · Union · employees · UAW · United Auto Workers · contract · Tribal · Casinos · Connecticut · Foxwoods Resort Casino · Mashantucket Pequot Tribe

Some Small Businesses See Burden In 'Cadillac' Tax

Mar 4th, 2010 · The proposed tax on high-cost insurance plans could make it more difficult for small businesses to purchase health coverage. Even though many of these businesses don't offer rich benefits, their plans may be costly because the covered employees are predominantly older, sicker or female — three categories that currently result in higher premiums.

Keywords: Business · Health · employees · rich · premium · insurance · cadillac · purchase

AIG Agrees To Pay Oregon $8 Million

Feb 26th, 2010 · Insurance giant AIG admits no guilt in the pension fund settlement. It did agree to pay Oregon's pension fund $8 million for inflating its share price between 2000 and 2005. The state is getting back about 50 cents on the dollar. The agreement is good for state employees, whose pensions get shored up.

Keywords: agreement · AIG · settlement · pension · 2000 · 2005 · employees · dollars · Oregon · insurance · Guilt · Cent

GM Repairs Reputation With Word Of Mouth

Feb 26th, 2010 · General Motors hopes to turn thousands of its workers into off-hours advocates for the company's products. GM is letting employees at its Renaissance headquarters in Michigan check out new cars, trucks and SUVs, and drive them for a weekend. GM workers can also volunteer for special advocacy training.

Keywords: products · company · workers · GM · employees · volunteers · Motors · headquarters · Advocacy · renaissance · Michigan · SUV

Olympic Sponsors Go For The Golden Image

Feb 25th, 2010 · Corporations spend millions to attach themselves to the Olympics, boosting the corporate image and getting exclusive rights in return. They use the Olympic brand in ads and use the games to reward star employees, important customers and clients.

Keywords: sponsor · corporate · Ad · employees · customer · golden · olympic

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