Early Retirement - Teacher’s union to challenge council (The Citizen of Laconia)
Thursday, May 31st, 2007LACONIA - The City Council and the School Board will probably sit down sometime soon to discuss an item of mutual interest: what, if anything, can be done about the early retirement provision in the employment contract with the Laconia Education Association, the union that represents more than 200 Laconia public school teachers. … read more
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DSG International says Clare's exit not forced by shareholder concerns Forbes, NY - LONDON (Thomson Financial) - DSG International PLC, the electricals retailer formerly known as Dixons, today insisted that the surprise early retirement of … PC World FD tipped as new DSG chief UPDATE 2-Retailer DSGI's CEO Clare suprises with resignation DSG boss to quit |
For years we have been seeing this trend in much smaller communities - and even occasionally in big cities like Chicago, where the Sun-Times encouraged their music critic to take early retirement and use stringers to review only some of the events the critic used to cover regularly. … read more
Hewlett-Packard is shrinking again. An estimated 150 to 300 HP Corvallis employees will leave the company by Thursday under the latest incentive package designed to reduce the global tech giant s payroll. … read more
| Teacher's union to challenge council Laconia Citizen, NH - During the council's recent deliberations on the 2007-2008 budget, Ward 5 Councilor Bob Hamel criticized the teachers' early retirement option as unfair and … |
Surveys show over-60 age group remaining in workforce, adding to workplace challenges … read more
| Bankers don't quit that young anymore PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung), Austria - By comparison, early retirement appears most likely in Australia - with 31% expecting to retire between 40 and 45, and 40% expecting to retire before 40. … |
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - DSG International PLC, the electricals retailer formerly known as Dixons, today insisted that the surprise early retirement of chief executive John Clare had “nothing to do” with the recent underperformance of its troubled Italian retailing arm or from mounting City frustration over the board’s reluctance to unlock value through a sale or demerger of its PC World … … read more
2007-05-31 09:06:30 DSG International says Clare’s exit not forced by shareholder concerns LONDON (Thomson Financial) - DSG International PLC, the electricals retailer formerly known as Dixons, today insisted that the surprise early retirement of chief executive John Clare had “nothing to do” with the recent underperformance of its troubled Italian retailing arm or from mounting City frustration … … read more
