As the worst recession in decades stripped thousands of Bay State workers of their jobs, a small group of people saw greenbacks continue to fatten their paychecks: the leaders of… Read more »
Year: 2009
Boston Herald Nov 30 09 “Charity Heads Home: Top execs at Boston non profits rake in pay, perks’
The Cranberry Scoop
Holyoke Medical Center, 5 other community hospitals sue Massachusetts over reimbursements for care of poor, disabled
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Second wave of swine flu pandemic falls in U.S.
By Rob SteinWashington Post Staff WriterMonday, November 30, 2009 8:09 PM The level of flu activity across the nation has dropped for the fourth week in a row, federal health… Read more »
Executive Compensation – Who Gets What
Children’s Hospital 16 top executives & doctors have expense accounts in the thousands of dollars – some as high as $38,000. A hospital spokeswoman told NewsCenter 5 those are reimbursements… Read more »
How to Recognize and Respond to Sexual Harrassment in the Workplace
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM Sexual harassment is a major problem in all workplaces. Harassers could be your co-workers, managers, supervisors, physicians, patients, and/or visitors. Two definitions of sexual harassment: Quid… Read more »
Nov 30 09 edition of American Medical news from AMA meeting: No flu shot mandate for doctors. Published Nov. 23, 2009
AMA meeting: No flu shot mandate for doctors; hand sanitizer pushed The AMA will study if there’s any benefit from requiring all health professionals to receive influenza vaccine. By
The candidates and the unions
By Scot Lehigh, Globe Columnist | November 25, 2009 IN EVERY important campaign, Massachusetts Democrats vie for union endorsements. But have you ever wondered what they promise in pursuit of… Read more »
Senators voice optimism on public option
Say bill can be adjusted to ease moderates’ qualms By Lisa Wangsness, Globe Staff | November 23, 2009 WASHINGTON – Buoyed by their weekend victory on a vote beginning the… Read more »
Hospitals make headway on patient infections
New procedures, attitudes cut cases By Liz Kowalczyk, Globe Staff | November 22, 2009 Massachusetts’ largest hospitals say they have significantly cut the number of patients who acquire painful, costly,… Read more »