Judge drops Mercer lawsuit (Fond du Lac Reporter)
A civil lawsuit brought by a former City of Fond du Lac human resources director convicted of criminal charges that involved viewing child pornography on his work computer will not go to trial.
Judge drops Mercer lawsuit (Fond du Lac Reporter)
A civil lawsuit brought by a former City of Fond du Lac human resources director convicted of criminal charges that involved viewing child pornography on his work computer will not go to trial.
Former Arlington employee pleads guilty in embezzlement case (Skagit Valley Herald)
The former Human Resources administrator for the city of Arlington pleaded guilty today in federal court to mail fraud and filing a false tax return. Terry L. Davis, 57, faces up to 20 to years
Gevity renews its workers’ comp contract with savings (The Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
Gevity, the locally based human resources outsourcing company, said it has renewed its 2009 workers’ compensation agreement with American International Group Commercial Insurance.
Iran Student Group Says Recruiting Volunteers To Fight Israel (Nasdaq)
TEHRAN (AFP)–An Iranian student group announced Monday it is recruiting volunteers to fight Israel as a new demonstration was held in Tehran against its three-day-old onslaught in Gaza.
China aims to create 9m jobs in urban areas in 2009 (China Daily)
Human Resources and Social Security Minister Yin Weimin said in Beijing on Monday that China aims to create 9 million new jobs in urban districts next year.
Shanley named director of human resources (Braintree Forum)
Mayor Joseph Sullivan has appointed Karen M. Shanley of Marshfield as Braintree s director of human resources.
Workshop to address Fond du Lacs smoke-free ordinance (Fond du Lac Reporter)
Fond du Lac Area Businesses on Health (FABOH) and the Fond du Lac Area Human Resources Association are offering a free workshop addressing the City of Fond du Lac Smoke-Free ordinance.
Latest Updates (Malaysia Today)
At least 4,749 workers, mostly from the electronics sector, will be retrenched by 137 employers in the next three months, Human Resources Minister Datuk Dr S. Subramaniam said.
5,000 workers set to lose job in Malaysia (rediff.com)
Nearly 5,000 workers in Malaysia, including foreigners, will be retrenched by 137 employers in the next three months as the global economic recession hits the country, Human Resources Minister S Subramaniam said in Kuala Lumpur.