Keep Middle-Aged Leaders In Charge During Downturn
The piece argues that rather than laying off workers over 40, CEOs should retain and promote midlife managers. It warns of a recession and downsizing, urging stable leadership from experienced executives, especially those with long marriages and family responsibilities.
Recession heroes and warning signs in daily life
The piece weighs recession era middle management, material boasting, and cautious judgments on emotional decisions. It blends social observations with humorous asides about cars houses and even a carnival heartbeats theory. It ends with a quip about lending money and a Red Green quote closing the day.
Athlete of the Week Named MVP at Year End Awards
The Athlete of the Week received MVP honors at the year end awards, recognizing standout performance across the season. The ceremony celebrated top performers from various teams, with MVP honors highlighting exceptional skill and leadership.
Ailing hearts top 1998 99 hospital discharges in Canada
Canada’s number one cause of hospitalization in 98/99 was heart disease and stroke, accounting for 15 percent of discharges and 19 percent of patient days. Among seniors 65 plus the share rose to 28 percent. average stay fell from 7.4 to 7.0 days. Men faced higher heart attack and stroke rates than women.
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