Pet food excuses show odd reasons for raises in survey
A Burke Marketing Research survey for Robert Hall International reveals unusual salary bump excuses from executives. Workers cite improving economy, longer hours, and personal reasons, but bosses warn against weak justifications and urge documenting achievements and polite requests.
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Burke Marketing Research of
Cincinnati
Robert Hall International
Charlie
Area executives win promotions and industry honors in Lorain County
JACK C. KAPRON is promoted to area manager for Columbia Gas of New York at Walton and is a Lorain native with a long Lorain County civic background. CHARLES A. DODD receives a Huntington National Bank promotion in North Ridgeville, with prior vehicle leasing leadership and degrees from Toledo University and Case Western. DONALD J. RUDDEN is named Huntington assistant vice president for commercial operations. he has banking experience since 1976 and ties to Cuyahoga Community College and Capital University. WILLIAM R. SWANZER of the Aid Association for Lutherans is recognized for a 3.5 million insurance year and ranks high among district reps. JAMES W. CONDER of Dow Chemical USA becomes a director of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. MORRIS FORCRON of Sterling Foundry earns first vice chair for the Foundries Section at the 58th All-Ohio Safety and Health Congress. WILLIAM A. TWINING of Twining Motor Sales is honored with Ford Masters Program specialist-level membership for 1987.
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Jack C. Kapron
Columbia Gas of
New York
Walton
Lorain
The
Gas Company
Elyria
Kent State University
Building Industries Association
Lorain County
Huntington
Donald J. Rudden
Rudden
Bank
Cuyahoga Community Coege
Cleveland
Capital University
Columbus
Sheffield Lake
American Institute of Banking
Morris Forcron
Sterling Foundry
Wellington
Cleveland Convention Center
Fureron
William A. Twining
Twining Motor Sales
Oberlin
Ford
Seaway optimism as shipping rebounds on Great Lakes
Shipping lanes reopen on the St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes with shippers banking on their largest volume in five years and a profitable year by late December. Labour talks calm at Thunder Bay and Montreal while pilots and mediators brace for possible actions before next winter.
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Toronto
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Montreal
Ess
Canadian Wheat Board
Thunder Bay
Middle income couples face tax bill crunch after reform
Boston area accountants warn two wage earner couples earning 50 000 to 75 000 face smaller refunds or bills due to tax reform and new W-4 rules. They may owe thousands as deductions shrink and withholding errors occur, with advice to maximize eligible credits and adjust withholding for 1988.
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Boston
Stephen Kuraman
Kurzman
Canton
Mass
Internal Revenue Service
Russell Johnson
Holdsworth, Burrell & Co
Malden
Charles Rodericks
Coopers & Lybrand
TRS
Johnson
Monroe
Congress
Rodericks
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