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How to mentor the mixed work force

To be successful in managing your employees, you need to understand the steps to good generational management. Accept that there are differences among generations. You cannot apply your generational conditioning to others. Trying to do so starts out in defeat ...

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Railroading immigrants — and the Constitution

Federal immigration officials swept into Postville, Iowa, in May and detained nearly 400 workers at a kosher meat processing plant. Swiftly, local enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency arrested, charged with crimes, extracted pleas, and sentenced 297 of ...

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A taxing matter

In the 1960s, the Beatles were all for peace and love — until they had to contend with Britain’s then-draconian tax rates on the wealthy. The result was the nasty little song, “Taxman”: “Be thankful I don’t want it all ...

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