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Monday, 7 December
Thursday, 3 December
Thursday, 12 November
New books for the week of 3 December 1998
Posting announcments to This Week at UCAR
Table of contents for 1998 announcements
Archives of announcements
Note that, as of today, the daily Announcements section of THIS WEEK is now being sent to everyone with a UCAR email address, and is no longer a subscription-only service. Please remember that all non-emergency announcements to the entire staff must now be posted through this publication. They will then be included in a single message to the entire staff each day. The goal of this plan is to reduce the amount of all-staff email by consolidating non-emergency announcements into a single message each morning. For a full discription of the new procedure and instructions on how to use it, please see the web page at: http://www.ucar.edu/communications/thisweek/announcements/guidelines.html For instructions and guidelines for posting emergency email to all staff, please see the web page at: http://www.ucar.edu/communications/thisweek/announcements/emergency.html
For more information, contact Jacque Marshall at ext. 8616,
thisweek@ucar.edu. Or see the web page at
Post an announcement.
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Rick Anthes and Bob Serafin will appear in a one-hour documentary,
"The History of Weather Prediction," in the History Channel's
Modern Marvels series. The program will air Monday night, December 7,
at 8:00 p.m. on Channel 36 on TCI's *digital* line-up in Boulder.
The program can also be seen on
-Broomfield Cable (TCI): Channel 59
-Longmont, Louisville, Lafayette,
Erie, Superior Communications: Channel 53
-Pagosa Vision (Nederland): Channel 34.
For more information, contact Anatta at ext. 8604, anatta@ucar.edu.
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"Women at the Top" will focus on Marcia Politovich and her research on in-flight icing. The show includes interviews of her colleagues and students she has mentored. Knowledge TV will broadcast the show on TCI (in Boulder on Channel 22 and in Broomfield on Channel 8) on the following dates: Friday 4 December 8:30 -9:30 a.m. 12:30 -1:30 p.m. Saturday 5 December 4:30 -5:30 a.m. 10:30 -11:30 a.m. Tuesday 8 December 12:30 -1:30 p.m. 4:30 -5:30 p.m. Tuesday 19 January 7:30 -8:30 p.m. Friday 22 January 8:30 -9:30 a.m. 12:30 - 1:30p.m. Saturday 23 January 5:30 -6:30a.m. 10:30 -11:30 a.m.
For more information, contact Anatta at ext. 8604, anatta@ucar.edu.
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Yesterday's e-mail announcement of the 1998 nominations for Outstanding Performance Awards had an error: Krista Laursen, one of the nominees for Outstanding Publication, is with ATD/RAF, not ASP/MMM. We regret the error. This year's nominations are posted on the Web at the address below. Also available from this site are lists of all past winners and all nominations from 1995 on.
For more information, contact Bob Henson at ext. 8605,
bhenson@ucar.edu. Or see the web page at
1998 Outstanding Performance Award nominations.
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There is still space available for the following events in December. MANAGING STRESS IN THE WORK ENVIRONMENT Thursday, 3, December 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ML-Damon Facilitator: Robyn Orr, Mountain States Employers Council BREAST CANCER AWARENESS SEMINAR Thursday, 3, December 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. FL2-1001 Facilitator: Lynne Wright, The Mammography Center ON-SITE MAMMOGRAMS Tuesday, 8, December FL3-1067 (room change) Appointments available from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. The Mammography Center INTRODUCTION TO JAVASCRIPTING Thursday, 17, December (please note date change) 9:00 a.m. - 4;00 p.m. ML-Damon Room Facilitator: Dean Rizzuto, XOR Network Engineering, Inc.
For more information, contact Cheryl Cristanelli at ext. 8708,
cherylc@ucar.edu.
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INTERMEDIATE ACCESS Tuesday, 1, December 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. FL2-1003 Facilitator: New Horizons Learning Center HIRING SUPERVISOR'S TRAINING Wednesday, 2, December 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. FL2-1002 Facilitators: Laurie Carr & Cheryl Cristanelli INTERMEDIATE EXCEL Wednesday, 2, December 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ML-Damon Room Facilitator: New Horizons Learning Center INTRODUCTION TO JAVASCRIPTING Thursday, 3, December 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ML-Main Seminar Facilitator: Dean Rizzuto, XOR Network Engineering MANAGING STRESS IN THE WORK ENVIRONMENT Thursday, 3, December 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ML-Damon Room Facilitator: Robyn Orr, Mountain States Employers Council For more detailed class descriptions, please visit the Staff Development Catalog on-line.
For more information, contact Cheryl Cristanelli at ext. 8708,
cherylc@ucar.edu. Or see the web page at
Staff Development Catalog.
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Come by the FL Cafeteria Atrium today for the EAC-sponsored Craft Fair! Crafts made by employees or their family & friends will be on display and for sale (just in time for your holiday shopping) from 11:30-1:30. There will be a wide variety of crafts represented, including candles, jewelry, quilts, woodwork, crystals, dried flower arrangements, and wood crafts. Ethnic crafts will also be represented with selections of Native American, Irish, and Indonesian crafts.
For more information, contact Joan Chiszar at ext. 8908,
jchiszar@ucar.edu.
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Thomas Reiner, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Mainz, Germany. Interest: INDOEX. 4-26 November. Jeffco room 129, ext. 1030. --Dick Friesen, ATD Olga Mayol-Bracero, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Mainz, Germany. Interest: INDOEX. 10-25 November. Jeffco room 129, ext. 1030. --Dick Friesen, ATD
For more information, contact Judy Wade at ext. 1030, jwade@ucar.edu.
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The following position has been re-opened in the Climate and Global Dynamics Division: *SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR III - #8173* PLEASE NOTE: This is a full-time replacement position. This position has been re-opened. Applications will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on Friday, December 4, 1998. NCAR - Climate and Global Dynamics Division (CGD) Exempt Range 8222 Starting Salary Range $4,673 - $5,841/month DUTIES INCLUDE: This is a professional position responsible for administering, maintaining, and developing a large UNIX-based distributed computer system. Requires extensive systems programming and networking skills and performs a variety of work assignments. Proposes, develops, and continually improves software tools for administering, maintaining and using UNIX systems. Works as part of a team to provide systems administration and systems programming support for small PC-based computer systems. Creates and augments systems and applications software using advanced programming languages (C, FORTRAN 77, FORTRAN 90) and shell programming languages (Perl, C-shell, Bourne shell). Searches a variety of sources (WWW, vendors, newsgroups, journals) for information on hardware and software problems, developments, bugs, upgrades, products, etc. that may be important to the performance, reliability, integrity, or security of the CGD systems (UNIX and PC). Develops and maintains software to solve system problems, assists in administering systems, or adds system functionality. Creates new techniques to administer machines as well as design, develop, and document tools which will help administrators perform their jobs more effectively. Administrator for a large site consisting of Sun UNIX workstations and servers in CGD. Provide support as needed for PC (Windows NT) workstations. Creates systems documentation including: requirements analysis, planning, implementation, testing, and modifications of the systems; user support; emergency procedures; day-to-day maintenance and general policies. Functions as a team member within the Systems Group to provide support for both hardware and software questions presented by users and other system administrators. Acquires additional skills as needed, by way of classes provided by UCAR/NCAR, vendors, educational institutions, or through self study. REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE: Education and Experience: -- M.S. in Computer Science, mathematics or other technical degree; and at least 6 years of programming experience; or the equivalent combination of education and experience. -- Requires a background in mathematical theory typical for a computer science degree, including elementary math, algebra, statistics, logic, combinatorics, calculus, etc. These advanced mathematical skills are used to understand the computer equipment and software used and support, and are necessary to troubleshoot hardware and software problems. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: -- Thorough understanding of software engineering and methodologies, including software design and specification, software revision control, software debugging, and software integration and monitoring techniques -- Advanced knowledge of SunOS and Solaris operating systems, and their hardware platforms -- Knowledge of Windows NT operating system and PC hardware platforms. Advanced skill in maintaining and using UNIX systems, particularly SunOS and Solaris -- Skill in oral and written communications -- Skill in programming (C, FORTRAN 77, FORTRAN 90) and scripting languages (Bourne, csh and Perl) -- Skill in trouble-shooting complex UNIX and networking problems -- Skill in documenting technical information in a clear, organized, and understandable manner -- Skill in fostering professional relations that encourage an effective and productive work environment throughout the institution -- Willingness to work evenings and weekends when necessary, and to maintain a consistent work schedule during normal working hours to provide consulting and assistance to users -- Skill in developing and maintaining effective working relationships with other staff, the ability to work as a part of a team -- Knowledge of the Linux operating system Nancy Norris teubank@ucar.edu
For more information, contact Nancy Norris at ext. 8717,
nnorris@ucar.edu.
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The four sections of THIS WEEK which are emailed on Thursdays (Calendar, Jobs, Menu, and Visitors) will not be published next week due to the Thanksgiving holiday. They will return the following week, on Thursday, 3 December. The daily Announcements will continue to be emailed as usual each working day. Have a happy holiday!
For more information, contact Jacque Marshall at ext. 8616,
thisweek@ucar.edu.
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Open Enrollment for UCARflex 1999 is upon us! Don't forget to visit the web site at https://www.my-benefits.com to see the changes for the 1999 year, enroll in the flexible spending accounts for 1999 or make changes to your medical and/or dental elections. The web site will be available until November 30th, 1998. If you have any questions, please contact Colleen Canfield at (303) 497-8706 or Cyd Perrone at (303) 497-8710.
For more information, contact Cyd Perrone at ext. 8710,
cperrone@ucar.edu.
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The Library provides a webpage giving access to all its electronic journals. Access to this list is available from the Library Website (http://www.dir.ucar.edu/iss/lib/). Click on the E-Journals button at the top of the page to view an alphabetical list of titles. To print the full text of articles click on the journal title and follow the publisher's instructions. Most of the journals are available electronically for the last 2 - 3 years. Because the Library will gradually be adding new electronic titles to the list, you may want to periodically review this section.
For more information, contact Leslie Forehand at ext. 8505,
forehand@ucar.edu. Or see the web page at
NCAR Library Website.
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The Cooperative Program for Operational Meteorology, Education and Training (COMET) OUTREACH PROGRAM 1999 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The Cooperative Program for Operational Meteorology, Education and Training (COMET) announces its 1999 Outreach Program Request for Proposals (RFP) for Cooperative Projects, which are described below along with the proposal submission requirements. Applications for the smaller COMET Partners Projects are accepted at any time. Information about how to submit a proposal for a Partners Project is available from the Outreach Program Web site at http://www.comet.ucar.edu/outreach/index.htm DESCRIPTION NWS Cooperative Projects promote broad collaborative activities between a university department or program and one or more NWS offices. They frequently involve several faculty members and forecasters and may cover several forecasting topics of interest to the various participants. Alternatively, the focus of the project can be an in-depth study of a single forecast problem. Frequently, the geographical area of interest extends beyond the local area of the forecast office. Cooperative Projects may be one to three years in duration. The NWS is particularly interested in receiving proposals that address their science priorities: o Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (QPE) and Forecast (QPF) information, especially as it relates to hydrometeorological (e.g., flash and river flooding) applications o The effect of topography on local weather regimes including the unique weather patterns associated with the Great Lakes and coastal areas o The evolution and movement of tropical cyclones o Conditions conducive for the rapid development of wildfires and the dispersion of smoke and other air quality hazards o Locally hazardous weather, especially severe convection, winter weather, and phenomena that affect aviation The NWS also encourages proposals on how to promote better use of forecasts by the general public and specific user communities. Proposals that involve the use of local domain modeling, Especially those employing the workstation version of the Meso-Eta Model (available at no charge from NCEP) are also encouraged. The Cooperative Projects funded in 1998 had an average award value of about $28,000; however, the COMET Advisory Panel has suggested that the average project award be allowed to rise to about $32,000. Cost effectiveness will be a consideration in the review process. The first drafts of the NWS Cooperative proposals are due to the appropriate NWS region by 15 January 1999, with the final version submitted to the Outreach Program on 15 March 1999. APPLICATION PROCEDURE Interested applicants can access the Outreach Proposal Innstructions from the Outreach Program Web site (http://www.comet.ucar.edu/outreach) or can obtain a hardcopy by contacting: Vickie Johnson, Outreach Program Manager COMET P. O. Box 3000 Boulder, Colorado 80307 Telephone: (303) 497-8361 Fax: (303) 497-8491 Email address: vjohnson@comet.ucar.edu The Scientific Services Division (SSD) Chiefs listed below are responsible for reviewing and endorsing proposals from their region. Proposals from federally funded research agencies or educational institutions are not eligible for COMET Outreach Program awards, but interested parties may contact the SSD Chiefs for other sources of funding: NWS SSD Chiefs: Eastern Region Gary Carter (516)244-0133 fax (516)244-0167 email: gary.carter@ noaa.gov Central Region Dick Livingston (816)426-5672 fax (816)426-3301 email: richard.livingston@noaa.gov Southern Region Dan Smith (817)978-2671 fax (817)978-3475 email: dan.smith@ noaa.gov Western Region Andy Edman (801)524-5131 fax (801)524-5246 email: andy.edman@noaa.gov Alaskan Region Gary Hufford (907) 271-5093 fax (907)271-3711 email: gary.hufford@noaa.gov Pacific Region Mark Jackson (808)532-6413 fax (808)532-5569 email: mark.jackson @noaa.gov
For more information, contact Vickie johnson at ext. 8361,
vjohnson@comet.ucar.edu. Or see the web page at
COMET Outreach.
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Happy New Year? It seems a little early to be talking about New Year's Day, but the holiday will have an impact on UCAR's payroll you need to be aware of. January 1, 1999 falls on Friday, which is our normal payday. Generally, when a holiday coincides with a payday we move up the payday and the checks are sent out early. If this were to be done for this upcoming New Year's, the checks would be issued in 1998 instead of 1999, and this may cause tax problems for UCAR employees. To avoid these tax problems, payroll will be processed with an effective date of January 1, 1999. The electronic funds transfer for employees who have direct deposit will be made effective January 1. But, because the banks are closed, the funds will not be credited to individual employee's accounts until Monday, January 4, 1999. For employees who receive a check, the check will be dated January 1, 1999 and distributed on Monday, January 4th. If you need to have your check prior to January 4th you must notify the payroll department prior to Friday, December 18th. With advance notice, checks will be available for pick up at the FL reception desk on Saturday, January 2cnd between the hours of 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM. Picture ID will be required to pick up a check and checks will not be given to anyone other than employees, unless UCAR receives prior, written authorization. Since many banks are open on Saturday, the checks may be cashed or deposited that day. You should verify that your bank is open that weekend. Employees who do not pick up their checks on January 2 will receive them on Monday, January 4th. We recognize this may cause a hardship to some employees. Employees with direct deposit may request a paycheck, but this will not get funds into their accounts any sooner. Checks deposited on Saturday, January 2 will be credited to individual accounts on the next working day: Monday, January 4. Before you even ask, checks cannot be handed out prior to January 1,1999 without inflicting the wrath of the IRS (we double-checked to make sure). If any employee has a specific issue that needs individual consideration, please contact Barb Bunting x8856. We'll see if we can work something out to help.
For more information, contact Bob Roesch at ext. 8704,
broesch@ucar.edu.
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WillMaker Legal Seminars This is an update to the preview WillMaker seminar. There is enough interest at UCAR to hold the WillMaker Seminar on-site. The WillMaker Seminar is a three-hour seminar taught by Attorney, Rebecca Bennetti. In the seminar participants work with the attorney to draft their own wills, develop living wills, financial power of attorney, and organ donation cards. The cost for the three-hour session is $79/person payable at the time of the seminar. The seminar will be open to all UCAR employees, their family members, and UCAR retirees. We will be scheduling evening and Saturday sessions to accomodate as many people as possible. The sessions will be scheduled after the first of year. Another notice will be sent out once dates and times have been confirmed. Registrations will be available at that time. Thank you for your interest.
For more information, contact Cheryl Cristanelli at ext. 8708,
cherylc@ucar.edu.
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ON-SITE MAMMOGRAMS and BREAST CANCER EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR BREAST CANCER INFORMATIONAL SEMINAR Thursday, 3, December 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. FL2-Auditorium Everyone is encouraged to attend, those planning to schedule a mammogram are particularly encouraged to attend. Early detection is highlighted in this informative discussion. This session is free of charge and pre-registration is encouraged. ON-SITE MAMMOGRAMS Tuesday, 8, December FL2-1003 A 15-minute time slot is available between -- 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Pre-registration is required. The cost for the on-site mammograms is $87 which may be covered by your health insurance provider depending on the plan you carry (please see insurance information below). The mammogram screening is open to all UCAR employees, their spouses and UCAR retirees. With breast cancer affecting one out of every nine women, it is crucial for women to understand the risks of breast cancer and the benefits of early detection. The American Cancer Society recommends that women 30-39 receive a baseline mammogram, women 40-49 have a mammogram every 1-2 years, and women over 50 have a mammogram every year. The UCAR Wellness Advisory Committee is proud to provide an on-site mammography screening program to make obtaining a mammogram as convenient as possible for you or your spouse. If you have had a mammogram in the past, and decide to go ahead with the screening at UCAR, it is requested that you bring your last films with you. How to obtain those films is briefly discussed below. The exams will be performed by a registered technologist with The Mammography Center of Denver. The Mammography Center is certified by the FDA and accredited through the American College of Radiology. The exams will be performed in a private, caring, one-on-one atmosphere. The mammogram is done on a dedicated film-screen mammography unit. Once completed, the films will be taken to The Mammography Center for interpretation by a board certified radiologist. After the examination, the analysis is performed rapidly. Your primary care physician will receive the results promptly, evaluate the information, and advise you accordingly. The Mammography Center does not offer any diagnosis, this is a screening process only. Women who have had previous mammograms with positive results are encouraged to continue working with their current physician and not to attend this screening through The Mammography Center. Breast cancer is a disease of change which is why the current mammogram is compared with your last, or most recent exam. The radiologist will compare breast anatomy from your last exam to detect subtle interval changes which may have occurred. If you have had a mammogram before, you need to bring your most current films with you on the day of the screening. Or if you prefer, your previous provider may mail the films to: The Mammography Center, 155 Cook Street, Suite 100, Denver, Colorado 80206, (303) 333-6375. A comparison analysis will be completed and your old films will be returned to the previous provider of service. If your last mammogram was performed by The Mammography Center, please contact Lynn Wright at the Mammography Center, 761-7772 for further information. Please be assured that confidentiality will be maintained. HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATION OPTION I (PacifiCare EPO) - If you are over age 35 and have not had a mammogram in the past year, the cost will be covered 100%. Participants should notify their primary care provider so they are aware you will be having the mammogram screening. If you are under age 35, please consult your primary care physician. PacifiCare may cover mammograms for those under age 35 based on family history. The Mammography Center will send the billing information to PacifiCare and the results to your primary care physician. OPTION II (PacifiCare PPO/Indemnity) - A $10 co-payment will be collected at the time of your screening. Cash or checks will be accepted. The Mammography Center will send the billing information to PacifiCare and your results to your current care physician. OPTION IV (Kaiser HMO) - Because Kaiser has the proper equipment to perform mammograms within its own facilities, Kaiser will NOT cover services rendered by any other providers. Early detection could save your or a loved one's life.
For more information, contact Cheryl Cristanelli at ext. 8708,
cherylc@ucar.edu. Or see the web page at
Wellness Homepage.
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Annual re-enrollment for Medical and Dental insurance and Flexible Spending Accounts begins today, November 9 and ends at 5:00 p.m. Monday, November 30, 1998. Everyone who is benefit eligible should have received the 1999 UCARflex Bulletin that explains any changes to the insurance plans and how to access the Enrollment Web Site. Please contact Human Resources if you have not received the bulletin.
For more information, contact Cyd Perrone at ext. 8710,
cperrone@ucar.edu.
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DATE: Wednesday, November 18 TIME: 7:00 PM Refreshments, 7:30 PM Program PLACE: Main Seminar Room, NCAR MESA LAB West end of Table Mesa Drive in Boulder TITLE: Overview of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere and Recent Research Highlights SPEAKER: Ken Eis Deputy Director CIRA at Colorado State University CIRA is in a joint Institute and administrative unit of Colorado State University. The cooperative agreement between CSU and NOAA was formed in 1986 and provides funding for a long-term research effort that includes cutting edge work with geostationary satellite imagery, severe weather prediction, visualization, societal impacts of weather, remote sensing, and meso-scale forecast model development. This talk will give a brief overview of CIRA and its collaborative partners and outline some of the research highlights of the Fort Collins research in the last year. The Meeting Details segment of the web page is formatted so that it can be printed and posted as a meeting announcement on office bulletin boards. If you have any comments, suggestions or preferences, contact Carol Pfeffer, Secretary. DECEMBER AMS MEETING: On 16 December, Dr. Kevin Trenberth of NCAR will speak about the research being done on climate change and recent weather anomalies.
For more information, contact Wendy Abshire at 303-497-8477,
abshire@ucar.edu. Or see the web page at
Denver-Boulder AMS Chapter.
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Award-winning photographer Susan J.Gordon will exhibit photographic prints in Gallery I (second floor) of the Ml from 3 to 30 November. The exhibit will feature digitized prints and monotypes created by Gordon through three different image transformation processes. "The Web with Many Weavers" will continue in Gallery II (ML cafeteria) through 29 November. The exhibit of paper sculptures and painted- canvas weavings is artist Diane Reiss's personal reflection on the tragedy of a daughter's abuse and on the process of healing.
For more information, contact Linda Carbone at ext. 8612,
lcarbone@ucar.edu. Or see the web page at
NCAR Art Calendar.
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These books and others will be on display at the Foothills library for
the upcoming week. For a complete list of new titles at both the
Foothills and Mesa locations please check the Information Desk on the
library's on-line catalog (NOLA), which can be accessed on the Web at:
Use the login: library
The season's of a man's life / D. J. Levinson BF724.6 .L48 1978 / location: ML The CEO pardox / T. R. Horton HD38.2 .H67 1992 / location: ML The art and skill of delegation / L. L. Steinmetz HD50 .S73 1976 / location: ML Cultures in organizations : three perspectives / J. Martin HD58.7 .M374 1992 / location: ML Organizational culture and leadership / E. H. Schein HD58.7 .S33 1992 / location: FL Blueprints for continuous improvement / R. M. Hodgetts HD62.15 .H62 1993 / location: ML Corporate man to corporate skunk / S. Crainer HD69 .C6 C72 1997 / location: ML The three boxes of life / R. N. Bolles HF5381 .B63512 1981 / location: ML Work in the new economy / R. G. Wegmann HF5382.75 .U6 W44 1989 / location: FL Working ourselves to death / D. Fassel HF5548.85 .F37 1990 / location: FL Bridging cultural barriers for corporate success / S. B. Thiederman HF5549.5 .C6 T49 1991 / location: ML The new pay : linking employee and organizational performance / J. R. Schuster HF5549.5 .C67 S38 1992 / location: FL 1001 ways to reward employees / B. Nelson HF5549.5 .I5 N45 1994 / location: FL Beyond race and gender : unleashing the power of your total work force by managing diversity / R. R. Thomas HF5549.5 .M5 T46 1991a / location: FL Reaching the peak performance zone / G. Kushel HF5549.5 .M63 K87 1994 / location: FL High-impact hiring / J. G. Rosse HF5549.5 .S38 R67 1997 / location: ML No-fault negotiating / L. Leritz HM132 .L43 1987 / location: FL The mediation process / C. W. Moore HM136 .M684 1989 / location: FL The equality trap / M. A. Mason HQ834 .M33 1990 / location: ML Retirement guide : an overall plan for a comfortable future / H. S. Hunnisett HQ1062 .H85 1990 / location: ML Managing retirement : the surprising opportunities and challenges / H. Shank HQ1062 .S53 1985 / location: FL Comfort zones : planning your future / E. N. Chapman HQ1063.2 .U6 C52 1990 / location: ML Transitions : a woman's guide to successful retirement / D. Cort-Van Arsdale HQ1063.2 .U6 C68 1991 / location: FL Retiring right : planning for your successful retirement / L. J. Kaplan HQ1063.2 .U6 K37 1990 / location: FL A field guide to retirement / A. Lee HQ1063.2 .U6 L44 1991 / location: FL Your renaissance years : making retirement the best years of your life / R. L. Veninga. HQ1063.2 .U6 V46 1991 / location: ML The unfinished business of living / E. N. Chapman HQ1063.6 .C47 1988 / location: ML Age wave : the challenges and opportunities of an aging America / K. Dychtwald HQ1064 .U5 D93 1989 / location: FL Old age is not for sissies / A. Linkletter HQ1064 .U5 L56 1988 / location: ML Women, aging, and ageism / E. R. Rosenthal HQ1064 .U5 W597 1990b / location: FL Fair, square & legal / D. H. Weiss KF3457 .W45 1995 / location: ML Retirement 101 / W. F. Enteman LB2334 .E58 1992 / location: ML Voices of experience : 1500 retired people talk about retirement / M. A. Milletti LB2842.2 .M54 1984 / location: FL