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When discussing the compensation of a tax-exempt executive, there are some contemporary developments to consider. Federal legislative action Regulatory action by state attorneys general Public
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When discussing the compensation of a tax-exempt executive, there are some contemporary developments to consider. Federal legislative action Regulatory action by state attorneys general Public
As an elected official, you don’t want to wake up and read this in your local media: Detroit — Wayne County Treasurer Raymond Wojtowicz is set
Ernest W. Chambers was a political maverick before the term became fashionable, before it was abused by more cynical politicians. A civil rights activist, he
A few days ago the January/February 2012 issue of The Atlantic landed in my mailbox. What immediately caught my eye was “Making It in America,” the cover
In an article in the January 1, 2012, issue of The New York Times Magazine, entitled “Let’s Start Paying College Athletes,” Op-Ed columnist Joe Nocera builds upon the scathing
I am a Penn State grad. Like all people associated worldwide with that institution, I am shocked, saddened, and bewildered by the hideous acts allegedly
Recently, I reviewed the case of Turkia Mullin, the former Economic Development Director of Wayne County, Michigan (including metropolitan Detroit), who received a severance payment from
When Turkia Awada Mullin applied for and received the position of CEO of the Wayne County [Michigan] Airport Authority in August 2011, she was hired
August 4, 2011, saw the entry of a new 10-year collective bargaining agreement between the National Football League and the National Football League Players Association.
In Section B of its July 29, 2011, issue, The Chronicle of Higher Education provides the results of its 2011 “Great Colleges to Work For” survey. Jointly sponsored by The
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