Employee recognition myths and tips from a Wichita State dean
Gerald Graham, dean of the W. Frank Barton School of Business at Wichita State University, argues most morale methods fail unless supervisors personally execute targeted recognition tied to performance. He cites three top-effective tactics: manager buys lunch, special gifts for good work, and personal celebrations.
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Gerald Graham
W. Frank Barton
Wall Street closes lower amid mixed index signals
Monday trading shows Dow Jones around 5,582 with a 64 point rise from the day’s low, while the Nasdaq and S&P indices display varied activity. The market aggregates point to a cautious session as volume signals and inconsistent index moves mark the day.
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Hancock Airport traffic and freight in past year
The report details passenger counts and freight tonnage at Hancock Airport over the last 13 months. It measures inbound and outbound activity, highlighting trends in passenger flow and air freight volumes.
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Business health and new filings in Onondaga County area
Business health report surveys bankruptcy filings in a 10 county region including Cayuga Cortland Herkimer Jefferson Lewis Madison Oneida Onondaga Oswego and St Lawrence as well as local business certificates on WPS listing intended operating names. The data reflect the volume of new business starts in the county.
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Hand Washing Monitors Boost Hygiene 367 Percent
A new system by Compliance Control monitors hand washing in workplaces and public spaces. After initial week lackluster results, the device raised average hand washes per employee to three or four daily. Costs include about 8750 initial fee and 30 monthly per-site charge. Experts warn of fines, lawsuits, and reputational damage from foodborne illness.
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Forestville
Compliance Control Inc
Eagle
Ance
Marnott
McDonald's
Ims
Raymond “Buck” Brown
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David Greenberg
Montreal Bagel
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Executive moves and fundraising duties across firms
EB Gal Cowley named executive vice president of Cowley Associates advertising and PR. William D. Matthews elected trustee of Oneida Savings Bank. Fehrman Grathers Inc. Syracuse added Lela Shawwneth oalgeman and Janie Lindetey as certified automotive technicians. W David T. Reseke of Syracuse promoted to lender designation from the Institute of Certified Bankers.
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Cowley
Cowley Associates
William D. Matthews
Oneida Ltd
Oneida Savings Bank
Fehrman Grathers Inc
Midler Ave
Syracuse
Added & Haere
Lela Shawwneth Oalgeman
Janie Lindetey
W David T. Reseke
Firet National Bank
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Company Matters highlights tied to WCNY sponsorship and Carrier inquiry system
Richard W. Russell presents a plaque to Mike Chatonx of Lockheed Martin Employees Federated Fund for backing quality Central New York children's programming via WCNY-TV Sesame Street and Reading Rainbow. B Sage Marcom chosen to deploy Inquiry Management for Carrier Commercial Applied Equinmaes and Songgee Dard, enabling same day forwarding to Carrier sales reps and extended tracking.
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Wcny News TV
Classic FM
Mike Chatonx
Lockheed Martin
Federated Fund
Cen
Tral New York
Lockheed Martin Employees
Wcny-Tv
Reading Rainbow
Sage Marcom Inc. Marketing Communicatons Agency
Syracuse
Carrier Corp
Sportstar 2000 amusement center closes
Sportstar 2000 Inc. shuts its East Syracuse complex at 6810 Kinne St, behind on 1996 Onondaga County property taxes totaling 38,851.90. Owner Jeffrey F. Niller cited various reasons, with staff quietly fading out after rough openings and industry decline, including Discovery Zone bankruptcy.
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Jeffrey F. Niller
Sportstar 2000 Inc
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Carmier Circle
Syracuse
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Miller
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Discovery Zone
GOP Pushes $56 Billion Tax Break Package
House Republicans advance a 56 billion package to blunt job losses from a minimum wage rise. The plan renews a 5250 employer paid tuition exemption and allows amended 1995 returns for about 800000 affected employees. The Ways and Means Committee scheduled a vote today.
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Stan Honir
Ways and Means Committee
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