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Annette John-Hall: Unions' credibility on diversity runs thin (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
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The ongoing stink between the city and its labor unions over increasing the numbers of minorities and women in the construction industry reminds me of the story of the farmer who discovers an enormous pile of horse manure in his barn.
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Governor, Sen. Salazar attend ribbon-cutting for solar power project in Carbondale (The Daily Sentinel)
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CARBONDALE — Over recent days, Colorado’s Bill Ritter and other western governors have talked about the need for energy diversity.
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Speaking to Women, With Firsthand Experience (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance)
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The Omnicom Group, the largest advertising holding company, is forming the consultancy to help marketers reach women, the largest consumer group.
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Fresno Town Hall Offers Window On How Family Issues Platform Evolved (New America Media)
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A look at the Fresno town hall, and the families who gathered there, offers a window into the tremendous the diversity of experience – and the collective will to communicate that experience onto the national stage as part of the National Equal Voice for America's Families campaign.
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MinnDakota Wind Power Project increases economic and energy diversity (Tri-State Neighbor)
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The 100 wind turbines that make up the MinnDakota Wind Power Project generate a lot more than renewable energy. The 15,000-acre project generates an income for landowners, agriculture producers and rural communities in Brookings County, S.D., and Lincoln County, Minn.
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Map Can Lead Motorists To Appalachian Diversity (The Tampa Tribune)
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Bustling textile and furniture factories that used to churn out blankets and beds have moved out of southwest Virginia, taking jobs overseas.
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Online only Letters (Seattle Times)
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It's OK and rather common to change political stance Editor, The Times: Here we go again: the flip-flop ["Obama's long march to the center,"...
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McCain and Obama's Plans to Combat Climate Change (Environmental News Network)
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Regardless of who is elected next November, both candidates agree that climate change is a fact and not a theory. John McCain and Barack Obama however vary widely in their response to this issue, leaving the American people with a choice of approaches when choosing the next president. McCain’s primary tools include implementing a cap and trade system for emissions and utilizing greater amounts ...
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City moving deliberately in search to fill key spots (The Ithaca Journal)
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ITHACA — The City of Ithaca is slowly moving forward in filling two of the most important jobs in town: planning director and police chief.
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Issue 105 - 29th June - 27th July (Online Recruitment)
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Growing numbers of employees want to work more flexibly in order to achieve a better balance between their jobs and the rest of their lives.
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