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Once, she ruled her corner of the world. She made the rules and enforced them; went where she pleased; and returned at her leisure. Her inferiors shaped their schedules around hers.
Now she spends her …
The New York Post last week quoted a business blog, Footnoted, which suggested that Meredith Corp. paid Jack Griffin more than it had to when he left his job as president of the company’s national …
Gov. Chet Culver yesterday presented the Iowa Freedom Award to four organizations in recognition of their support of their National Guard and Reserve employees. Recipients of the 2010 Iowa Freedom Awards in the large employer …
A new rule adopted by the Iowa Utilities Board will protect the households of deployed military personnel from gas and electric service disconnection. The new rules, effective Oct. 27, implement state legislation passed earlier this …
Roger Stanton believes in the power of video to grab the attention of job seekers across a broad range of media. Most important, he’s gotten some of the nation’s biggest recruiting and advertising firms and …
The Greater Des Moines Partnership will host its second “Welcome to Des Moines Reception” tomorrow from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Dos Rios Cantina and Tequila Lounge at 316 Court Ave. The events, which are …
Ten growing companies have been selected by an independent panel of judges as The Principal 10 Best Companies for Employee Financial Security – 2010.
Despite a turbulent economy, the 10 organizations were included in the …
The first Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) in Iowa opened today at The Boys and Girls Club of Central Iowa, 1740 Garfield Ave., Des Moines. The center provides services to help people affected by the storms …
Student loan organizations in Iowa are adjusting to a recently enacted federal law that significantly changes how federal student loans are originated and administered.
The Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010, signed by …
Surveys reveal that today’s American corporate worker is disengaged, overworked, stressed out and eager to change companies.
So our next step seems both urgent and fairly obvious: No more surveys.
When things are going badly …
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