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Baltimore	Chief People Officer As the Chief Human Resources Officer, you would be responsible for strategic and operational deployment of human resources processes and initiati...	$350k+
Cincinnati	Senior Project Engineer Our client, a dynamic multi-billion dollar company in the Cincinnati area, is experiencing tremendous growth and has an immediate need for a Seni...	$105k - $110k
Houston	Project Engineer / Project Manager - Chemicals Must be 7-10 years, Bachelors with chemicals experience, good work history and willing to relocate to houston, TX area. The plant has about 100 p...	Up to $115k
Houston	Planning and Analysis Manager My client is growing and has several accounting openings right now. They are motivated to interview. Client prefers local candidates but will pro...	$100k - $140k
New York	VP - Operations Technical Strategy kAbout the company :Our client is a premier investment bank. Job description :Our clients group leads high priority, cross-Operations initiatives...	$100k+

Fluorescent bulb recycling program begins [Omaha World-Herald (NE)]
(05 Sep 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Sep. 5--A new program aims to get Nebraskans to reduce mercury in landfills by recycling compact fluorescent light bulbs, or CFLs. The Nebraska CFL Recycling Pilot "Another Bright Idea" is a three-month program encouraging residents to drop off burned-out CFLs at Omaha public libraries and Lincoln hardware stores, said Carrie Hakenkamp, executive director of WasteCap Nebraska.
EDITORIAL: Marin voters should be heard on green power [Marin Independent Journal (CA)]
(01 Sep 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Sep. 1--THE FAIRFAX Town Council's decision to become the first Marin city to step forward to begin the formation of a countywide public power broker is not a huge surprise. Fairfax council members have for years advanced the idea of forming a public power cooperative and helped to get the county involved in pursuing the idea.
Solid contingency plans can avert disaster: Backup systems kept HSBC's problems from being worse [Buffalo News (NY)]
(01 Sep 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Sep. 1--HSBC Bank USA has struggled mightily to recover from the crash of a key computer system two weeks ago, but it could have been a lot worse if the banking giant hadn't had a backup plan and system in place. That's why experts say it's critically important for businesses of all sizes to develop contingency plans and back up their computer systems in case of a disaster or crisis of any kind.