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Winners are considered leading practitioners of workplacw flexibility in Arizona and acrossthe nation, chamberr officials said. The event is part of the Chandlerr Chamber’s management of When Work an ongoing initiative of Families and Work the Institute for a Competitive an affiliate ofthe U.S. Chamber of Commerc e and the Twiga Foundation. Applications for the Alfred P. Sloamn Awards were open to all organizations in Arizona with more than 10 employee s that have been in businesas for at leastone year.
Applicants were evaluated in a two-step process, first comparing the employer’s applicatio to nationally representative data from Families andWork Institute’ s National Study of then corroborating the employer responses through a survey of employees. The breakfast will begin at 7:30 a.m. at Crowne Plaza San Marcos, 1 San Marcosx Way in downtown Chandler. For 480-241-7128 or www.chandlerchamber.com. Arizona Foundation for Legal Serviceaand Education, Phoenix Arizona Weddingds magazine and Web site, Scottsdalw Autohaus Arizona Inc., Phoenix BDO Seidman LLP, Phoenisx Chandler-Gilbert Community College, Chandler Cliftonm Gunderson LLP, Phoenix Contreras State Farm Agencyh Inc.
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Friday, February 18, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Ky. jury finds Dupont negligent for chemical accident - Business First of Louisville:
http://ezinearticles.com/?Attic-Windows---Installation-of-Attic-Windows&id=5819858
has found E.I. de Nemours & Co. grosslu negligent for a toxic chemicak accident atits Wurtland, Ky., plant in 2004. It awardedd six plaintiffs a total ofabougt $1.3 million in damages for injuriesz they suffered as a result of the release and as punishmentg for DuPont. The punitive damages were calculated at a rate of 10 timesw the compensatory damages awarde bythe jury. The verdict sets the stags for additional phases ofthe multiple-stage triak that will consider claims by 173 additional allege d victims.
The determination of gross negligencee by DuPont and the same punitive damage multipliert will automatically apply to all of theothert plaintiffs, so the only issue yet to be decidedr is the whether and by how much the remaining plaintiffz are to be compensated for According to court testimony, a clou d of toxic sulfuric acid was createds over a large area of Kentucky as a result of a crackede pipe at the plant. DuPont was sued in 1997 for a similat 1995 accident at thesame plant.
According to a reportf by the Daily Independent newspaper in a DuPont spokeswoman said the compang would appeal the decision andthat it’ds position is that the chemical release was not the causwe of the problems alleged by the plaintiffs. A numbefr of those suing DuPont are police firefighters and other emergency personnel who respondes to the scene when theleak occurred. The plaintiffs in the latest case are represented by Louise Rosellre at the Cincinnati lawfirm . The firm'as President Stan Chesley said in a statement that theverdicr “sends a message to companies which, at theif peril, ignore the health and welfare of the peoplw who live in the vicinity of their plants.
” DuPont also operates at plant on Camp Ground Rouncd in western Louisville.
has found E.I. de Nemours & Co. grosslu negligent for a toxic chemicak accident atits Wurtland, Ky., plant in 2004. It awardedd six plaintiffs a total ofabougt $1.3 million in damages for injuriesz they suffered as a result of the release and as punishmentg for DuPont. The punitive damages were calculated at a rate of 10 timesw the compensatory damages awarde bythe jury. The verdict sets the stags for additional phases ofthe multiple-stage triak that will consider claims by 173 additional allege d victims.
The determination of gross negligencee by DuPont and the same punitive damage multipliert will automatically apply to all of theothert plaintiffs, so the only issue yet to be decidedr is the whether and by how much the remaining plaintiffz are to be compensated for According to court testimony, a clou d of toxic sulfuric acid was createds over a large area of Kentucky as a result of a crackede pipe at the plant. DuPont was sued in 1997 for a similat 1995 accident at thesame plant.
According to a reportf by the Daily Independent newspaper in a DuPont spokeswoman said the compang would appeal the decision andthat it’ds position is that the chemical release was not the causwe of the problems alleged by the plaintiffs. A numbefr of those suing DuPont are police firefighters and other emergency personnel who respondes to the scene when theleak occurred. The plaintiffs in the latest case are represented by Louise Rosellre at the Cincinnati lawfirm . The firm'as President Stan Chesley said in a statement that theverdicr “sends a message to companies which, at theif peril, ignore the health and welfare of the peoplw who live in the vicinity of their plants.
” DuPont also operates at plant on Camp Ground Rouncd in western Louisville.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Pa. Cardinal: Abuse charges 'distress' everyone - 6abc.com
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Boston Globe | Pa. Cardinal: Abuse charges 'distress' everyone 6abc.com ... telling them that charges announced last week in the priest sexual abuse scandal bring "great sadness and distress to every Catholic, every person. ... Cardinal Rigali responds to scandal Priests, School Teachers Apprehended for Rape |
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Board of Trade: Expect Metro disruption - Charlotte Business Journal:
http://chantiers.org/varenne.htm
Jim Dinegar, president and CEO of the area' leading business group, sent an e-mail to business leaders urging local employersw to work with employees affected bythe accident, whicgh occurred on the Red Line betweeb the Fort Totten and Takoma stationse during rush hour. “There is every reason to expect that significantg disruption will occur on the Red Line for days to Dinegar wrote. “I encourage you to consider sendin g out an immediate communication to thosse on your staff who will be affected by the crashn on theRed Line.
” He suggested employerd offer “aggressive use of flex time, telecommuting or otherd methods” to their employees to ease demand on the Red In a news release, Metro warne d customers to avoid the Red Line on Monday and saying there will be significanf delays as investigators examine the wreckage. “Our thoughts and prayerd are with the families of those hurt by this Dinegar wrote.
Jim Dinegar, president and CEO of the area' leading business group, sent an e-mail to business leaders urging local employersw to work with employees affected bythe accident, whicgh occurred on the Red Line betweeb the Fort Totten and Takoma stationse during rush hour. “There is every reason to expect that significantg disruption will occur on the Red Line for days to Dinegar wrote. “I encourage you to consider sendin g out an immediate communication to thosse on your staff who will be affected by the crashn on theRed Line.
” He suggested employerd offer “aggressive use of flex time, telecommuting or otherd methods” to their employees to ease demand on the Red In a news release, Metro warne d customers to avoid the Red Line on Monday and saying there will be significanf delays as investigators examine the wreckage. “Our thoughts and prayerd are with the families of those hurt by this Dinegar wrote.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Bloomberg Visits Albany, Seeks Money - WNYC
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New York Daily News | Bloomberg Visits Albany, Seeks Money WNYC Michael Bloomberg came to Albany on Monday asking for money, and painting a grim picture of what New York City ... Albany legislators show how clueless they are when Mayor Bloomberg visits ... Mayor Warns of Major Cuts to Senior Centers |
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Syracuse Hits 20 Wins for 33rd Season - FanHouse
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Seattle Post Intelligencer | Syracuse Hits 20 Wins for 33rd Season FanHouse Boeheim (photo above) was signaling that the Orange already had done enough damage to South Florida and for Reese to let the time expire. ... No. 21 Syracuse pounds USF 72-49 |
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Juelz Santana Held On 125k Bail For Drug Dealing x Weapons Possesion - 24hourhiphop
http://tellmyabortionstory.com/subpage40.html
MTV.com | Juelz Santana Held On 125k Bail For Drug Dealing x Weapons Possesion 24hourhiphop ... Juelz Santana, real name Laron James, is being charged with multiple offenses including: possession of a firearm and a controlled dangerous substance, ... Juelz Santana's Brother Opens Up About Arrest Juelz Santana Arrested: Drug and Weapons Charges After Police Raid Studio Juelz Santana Arrested On Gun And Drug Charges |
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