Lufthansa to Add Over 4,000 New Jobs
Deutsche Lufthansa AG, the Germany’s airline flag carrier and the largest airline in Europe, announced its plan to hire over 4,000 new staff this year…
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Vestas to Hire More Workers in Colorado
Vestas, the world’s largest wind-turbine manufacturer, seller and installer, announced a plan to hire about 60 more plant workers as the company expands its operations…
Amarr Garage Doors Axed 19 Staff due to Seasonal Downturn
Amarr Garage Doors, one of the world’s leading designers, manufacturers and distributors of door access systems for residential and commercial establishments in the US, removed…
Yakima County Jail To Slash About 34 Staff
About 34 workers face an impending layoff as Yakima County Jail in Washington announced a plan to slash its workforce before the year ends. The…
Unemployment Applications Drop
In a bit of good news for a slowly recovering economy, new applications for unemployment dropped to their lowest level in two and half years…
2011 Will Bring New Jobs, Survey Says
CareerBuilder.com, a Chicago-based online employment website, revealed in a recent survey that more US companies are planning to hire full-time employees in 2011 compared with…
Intellihot Green Technology to Bring 45 New Jobs in Galesburg, Illinois
Intellihot Green Technology Inc., an innovative company that focuses on developing environment-friendly energy solutions, is expecting to generate over 45 new jobs as it moves its…
Beaumont Hospitals Axed About 60 Staff; More Layoffs to Follow
Beaumont Hospitals, a regional medical system in the greater Detroit, Michigan area, has slashed a total of 60 managerial and administrator positions since the fall…
Due to Shrinking Operations, Japan Airlines Cuts 170 More Jobs
Japan Airlines, a Tokyo-based international and domestic airline, revealed its plan to slash about 170 jobs by the end of 2010 in line with its…
Why the Best Executives are So Highly Paid
The higher I have risen in my career, the more criticism and the more obstacles I have faced. In today's world, if you lay off an employee, fire someone, or make any other potential decision that upsets people, you will face incredible scrutiny. Former employees will go on blogs and criticize you and your leadership style. You will be attacked by many people. This is something that has happened to every leader and every organizer throughout the ages. The leaders of companies, organizations, and religions are subject to incredible criticism and attacks by virtue of the position they are in. In some countries, the leaders are assassinated. Anyone who organizes groups of men and women, whether it is a country, a religion, or a company, will face criticism and pressures that the average working man and woman simply do not face.