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1. Native American Recruitment and Orientation Coordinator job - HR & Recruitment jobs - General HR job in Other - Other - Recruit Me Now
  
  Explore Recruit Me Now May 19 2013 Cold Calling , Diversity , Jobs in HR , Law & Policy , Pre-boarding & Onboarding , College Recruiting , Job Searching , Conferences , Recruitment Process , Leaning & Development , Talent Management
  
  Native American Recruitment and Orientation Coordinator Location:Other Salary: New Mexico Highlands University Native American Recruitment and Orientation Coordinator For a complete job description see: www.****.com New Mexico Highlands University is accepting applications for a Native American Recruitment & Orientation Coordinator. The Coordinator is responsible for the administration for the Native American Recruitment and Retention program and funding provided on an annual basis as a Research
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2. U.S. Cio shares vision for federal agency IT operations
  
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  Steven VanRoekel sees the federal-agency CIO as a pivotal figure, but not a micromanager. At FOSE, the nation's tech chief outlines how federal CIOs can lay the groundwork for a more fluid, productive IT apparatus. read more
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3. Prostitutes, escorts banned from 'networking' on LinkedIn - ITWire.com - iTWire
  
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  Prostitutes, escorts banned from 'networking' on LinkedIn - ITWire.comiTWireProfessional networking company, LinkedIn has changed its terms of use policy aimed at ensuring prostitutes and escort services can no longer advertise or promote their services to the 200-millon plus members of its global network. A subtle change in ...
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4. IRS sued for seizing 60 million medical records - Washington Times
  
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  A healthcare provider has sued the Internal Revenue Service and 15 of its agents, charging they wrongfully seized 60 million medical records from 10 million Americans. The name of the provider is not yet known, United Press International said. But Courthouse News Service said the suit claims the agency violated the Fourth Amendment in 2011, when agents executed a search warrant for financial data on one employee – and that led to the seizure of information on 10 million, including state judges.
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5. OSHA rules for Kansas whistleblower - Winfield Daily Courier Online
  
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  OSHA rules for Kansas whistleblowerWinfield Daily Courier OnlineOSHA ordered the firm to reinstate the senior engineer at the Wolf Creek plant with back pay. The agency also told the engineering firm to pay him $50,650 in damages, plus his attorneys' fees and costs, according to the OSHA letter released by his attorneys.
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6. Are Applicant Tracking Systems Now a Commodity? | LinkedIn
  
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  The HR software industry is one of the most dynamic and innovative markets in technology. The market for talent management systems (software to manage recruiting, performance and succession management, learning management, compensation, and related areas) is over $4 billion, and we expect it to grow by over 20% next year. The market for core HRMS software is much larger — over $12 billion — and growing as well. Within this market there are many "sub-markets" for various tools. These include appl
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7. OSHA impersonator gets 57 months in oil spill scam
  
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  A woman has been sentenced to 57 months in prison for bilking Gulf Coast residents by posing as a federal safety official after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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8. New Yorkers furious over photos taken through windows
  
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  A visitor views the photography of Arne Svenson on May 16 at the Julie Saul Gallery in New York. Artist Arne Svenson shot photos from his apartment Some show neighbors in compromising positions His work is on display in a Chelsea gallery People living in a glass house are throwing verbal stones at a photographer and the exhibition he shot through the windows of their upscale Manhattan apartment complex. Arne Svenson used a telephoto lense to take the pictures from his own apartment window across
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9. GSA watchdog finds abuse in awards system for senior executives
  
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  The report, released late Thursday by Inspector General Brian D. Miller, found a system that lacked transparency and hid some of its practices from the Office of Personnel Management, the federal personnel agency.
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10. Affirmative Action: Is the Supreme Court Getting Ready to Put the Stake In? - PolicyMic
  
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  PolicyMicAffirmative Action: Is the Supreme Court Getting Ready to Put the Stake In?PolicyMicThe United States Supreme Court surprised many in March by agreeing to hear an appeal of an appellate court decision in Michigan that prevented the state from banning the use of affirmative action in university admissions. It was already expected to rule ...and more »
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11. US jobless claims jump to highest level in 6 weeks
  
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  The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits rose 32,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 360,000, the most since late March. The jump came a week after applications had reached a five-year low.
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12. Your Teen's Marijuana Counselor Might Be A Convicted Pedophile or Thief — Nobody Checks
  
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  California forces thousands of teens convicted of minor marijuana offenses into "drug rehabilitation", but who are the drug counselors? Sometimes pedophiles and thieves, according to a California State Senate investigation showing a deplorable lack of oversight of the drug rehab industry. "California does not require a criminal background check for drug and alcohol counselors, nor does it ask ...
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13. Are Creepy Dudes Now Using Drone Technology For Their Nefarious Ends? | The Raw Story
  
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  Why is it that so many technological innovations are immediately pounced upon by creepy dudes whose only thought is, “How can I use this to abuse and punish women for their continuing insistence that they are full human beings instead of walking sex toys that I should be able to use how I like?” Most news coverage regarding drones is about the debate over their use as weapons, so you might not know that drones—which are basically just flying robots—are sold commercially and can be used for all s
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14. Frisky business? LinkedIn evicts little-known 'red-light district'
  
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  A run-of-the-mill LinkedIn user agreement update has revealed that the professional networking site has been an unwilling host to the world’s oldest profession.On Monday — as part of what a LinkedIn representative described as a standard simplification to its policies — the site added this eye-catching clause to the section titled “Don’t undertake the following”:Even if it is legal where you are ...
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15. LinkedIn bans prostitution and escort services - CBC.ca
  
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  CBC.caLinkedIn bans prostitution and escort servicesCBC.caSocial job-networking site Linkedin updated its privacy policy and user agreement terms Monday to ban the promotion of escort services and prostitution. (iStock)Over 200 million people across the globe use LinkedIn to make career connections, but it would ...and more »
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16. Employer BYOD Concerns: Part 2 of It's 2013. Do You Know Where Your BYOD Policies Are? | Pillsbury Global Sourcing Practice - JDSupra
  
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  In Part 2 of "It's 2013. Do You Know Where Your BYOD Policies Are?" we will discuss employer BYOD concerns. Check out Part 1 to learn more about employee interests; Part 3 will present developing trends and suggest best practices for BYOD policy drafting and implementation. The Employer's Perspective on BYOD While BYOD provides employees with enhanced user experience, their employers welcome BYOD for cost savings, increased productivity, and improved employee satisfaction. Yet, these benefits co
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17. Employer BYOD Concerns: Part 2 of It's 2013. Do You Know Where Your BYOD Policies Are?
  
  Explore Legal News, Lawyers, Law Firms May 14 2013 Diversity , Law & Policy , Conferences , Talent Management
  
  In Part 2 of "It's 2013. Do You Know Where Your BYOD Policies Are?" we will discuss employer BYOD concerns. Check out Part 1 to learn more about employee interests; Part 3 will present developing trends and suggest best practices for BYOD policy...By: Pillsbury Global Sourcing Practice
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18. Google told to tidy up auto-complete
  
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  A German federal court has told Google to clean up the auto-complete results its search engine suggests.
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19. LinkedIn bans prostitutes - Daily Caller
  
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  Daily CallerLinkedIn bans prostitutesDaily CallerLinkedIn has recently released changes in its privacy policy and user guidelines, including a new ban on advertising prostitution-related services — even in places where prostitution is legal. Users are now forbidden from “creating profiles or provide content ...and more »
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20. LinkedIn Bans Prostitutes And Escorts; Why? - iDigitalTimes.com
  
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  iDigitalTimes.comLinkedIn Bans Prostitutes And Escorts; Why?iDigitalTimes.comAcrobatics, Salsa, Latte Art, Gymnastics and Overeating - all are acceptable endorsements on the professional networking site LinkedIn. However, LinkedIn is now officially prohibiting users from networking their sexual services on the popularly used site by ...and more »
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21. LinkedIn drives escorts out of its website - West - Welfare Society Territory
  
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  West - Welfare Society TerritoryLinkedIn drives escorts out of its websiteWest - Welfare Society TerritoryLinkedIn bans prostitutes from its website. You can read it on its privacy policy and user agreement updated yesterday, where you find the following line, among the “DON'Ts”: “Even if it is legal where you are located, create profiles or provide content that ...and more »
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22. Linkedin acts against prostitutes - Tg Daily
  
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  Linkedin acts against prostitutesTG DailyProfessional social network LinkedIn recently announced a series of privacy policy changes, most of which are simplifications of existing policies, but one change isn't. It appears that LinkedIn doesn't want sex workers on its clean professional network.and more »
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23. LinkedIn announces prostitute pogrom - TechEye
  
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  TechEyeLinkedIn announces prostitute pogromTechEyeProfessional social network LinkedIn recently announced a series of privacy policy changes, most of which are simplifications of existing policies, but one change isn't. It appears that LinkedIn doesn't want sexual workers on its clean professional network.and more »
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24. LinkedIn Bans Prostitution & Escort Services - The Costa Rican Times
  
  Explore The Costa Rican Times May 13 2013 LinkedIn , Search Engines , All Other Social Networks , Professional Networks , Law & Policy
  
  The Costa Rican TimesLinkedIn Bans Prostitution & Escort ServicesThe Costa Rican TimesWorld News – I guess that people will no longer be able to look for hookers on the LinkedIn businesses networking site. Maybe I am not understanding this, but who is using this site to either try to find paid sex or using it to promote themselves as a prostitute.and more »
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