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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Conservative Party National Insurance proposals
The Conservative Party outlines plans to limit the Labour Government’s National Insurance increase due to come into effect in 2011/12 in a major step in the 2010 General Election campaign.
Posted on March 29, 2010
Categories Uncategorized Tagged Conservatives, David Cameron, George Osborne, Gordon Brown, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, UK Conservatives, UK General Election 2010, UK Labour, UK Liberal Democrats Leave a comment
Categories Uncategorized Tagged Conservatives, David Cameron, George Osborne, Gordon Brown, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, UK Conservatives, UK General Election 2010, UK Labour, UK Liberal Democrats Leave a comment
Health Care Reform: Now What?
Posted by Bill PierceIn the end, I became an unenthusiastic supporter of the health care reform bill. I did it not because it was good policy; it is a mixed bag at best. No, I became a supporter because after 100 or 20 years, whatever time-frame you measured the health care debate by, the country [...]
Posted on March 25, 2010
Categories Health Care Health Policy Tagged Doctors, Health Care, health care reform, Medicare, social security, U.S. Conservatives, U.S. Liberals Leave a comment
Categories Health Care Health Policy Tagged Doctors, Health Care, health care reform, Medicare, social security, U.S. Conservatives, U.S. Liberals Leave a comment
United Kingdom Budget 2010 Political Briefing
Posted on March 24, 2010
Categories Uncategorized Tagged Alistair Darling, Conservatives, David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, UK Conservatives, UK General Election 2010, UK Greens, UK Labour, UK Liberal Democrats Leave a comment
Categories Uncategorized Tagged Alistair Darling, Conservatives, David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, UK Conservatives, UK General Election 2010, UK Greens, UK Labour, UK Liberal Democrats Leave a comment
Brackets With Benefits
We’re heading into one of my favorite weekends of the year—the first round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. Two 13-hour days of hoops followed by two 8-hour days… it’s heaven.If you are a college basketball junkie like me, you’ve been looking forward to picking your brackets for months and probably have several different options [...]
Posted on March 17, 2010
Categories Corporate Responsibility Tagged Brackets with Benefits, Citizen Effect, community challanges, NCAA, social entrepreneures, Tomorrow Ventures Leave a comment
Categories Corporate Responsibility Tagged Brackets with Benefits, Citizen Effect, community challanges, NCAA, social entrepreneures, Tomorrow Ventures Leave a comment
If you had a “forced vacation,” what would YOU do with that time?
Posted by Tara GrecoIn this economic climate, it is an interesting question to ask yourself. If your company started instituting furloughs to cut costs or balance the budget, how would you react?At first, I would probably be relieved that my company isn’t laying off employees—and then I’d have to think about what I’d do with [...]
Posted on March 4, 2010
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UK General Election Sports Minister’s Debate
Categories Uncategorized | Tagged Conservatives, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, UK Conservatives, UK General Election 2010, UK Labour, UK Liberal Democrats | Leave a comment