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Are employees staying longer or leaving faster? You may *think* you know the answer, but let's take a look at three decades of employee tenure data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, shall we?
This post is based on information from the book "The Talent Equation," co-written by CareerBuilder's CEO Matt Ferguson. Find more interesting stats here.
Possibly contrary to what you *may* have thought, the average employee tenure has actually gone UP by one year over the past three decades. TWEET THIS
Until the 2001 recession, average tenure had remained fairly stable. Employees stayed at their firms for about 3.5 years or slightly longer before moving to a new job. For instance, tenure in 2002 was only two-tenths of a year longer than it was in 1983. But in the 10 years from 2002 to 2012, the national average rose by about one year. The climb continued throughout the 2007 recession. Average tenure was 4 years in 2004 and 2006. By 2010, it had jumped to 4.4, and by 2012 to 4.6. -The Talent Equation
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Sorry, Barney, but the U.S. economy is a bit complex. We won't leave you hanging, though — here are a few contributors to this trend.
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Want to know how the numbers break down by older versus younger generations? See the below graphic with the average employee tenure by two different age groups: individuals ages 25-34 versus those 65 and older.
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After Typhoon Haiyan ripped through the Philippines, people around the world responded to calls for donations to help with the aftermath. But what are the limits and challenges of sending contributions and charitable donations to the storm victims? Audie Cornish speaks with Robert Ottenhoff, president of the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, to find out.
The UN, as well as private charitable groups, are deploying an army of humanitarian aid workers to the areas hardest hit by the typhoon and the need is massive. Agencies say they will need millions to rebuild. Many of us want to know, how can I help? Should I send money, clothes and to whom? Will it reach the people who need it the most?
We're joined now by Bob Ottenhoff of the Center for Disaster Philanthropy to offer some practical guidance. Hi there, Bob. Welcome to the studio.
ROBERT OTTENHOFF: Hi. Thanks for having me.
CORNISH: So we're seeing people posting on social media networks about fundraisers and drives to gather clothes and used goods for the Philippines. But from your vantage point, what do the survivors of Typhoon Haiyan need most at this time?
OTTENHOFF: The issue today is logistics, you know, how can we get badly needed food and water and emergency shelter to the people that need it? And so we've still got troubles with airports being shut down or not working properly. We've got lack of communication, and so logistics are really necessary before we can get emergency aid to the people that need it.
CORNISH: So what does that mean for someone who wants to make a potential donation? That makes you feel like, well, I can't really do much about this.
OTTENHOFF: I know. It's frustrating because what's so amazing is the generosity of American people and their eagerness to do something. So this is a moment where I think it's important to support those that do emergency relief every day. So that means sending cash, most of all. This is not a time for hiring your own plane and sending over a pallet of water.
CORNISH: You know, people are looking back at other disasters, for instance, the earthquake in Haiti, and in that situation Americans donated more than $1.4 billion in relief and later on, there were revelations about corruption or waste. What lessons are being learned from that experience or others?
OTTENHOFF: I mean, Haiti is, in many ways, such an unusual case. I think we, as donors, sometimes don't realize what was going on in that country or that situation before time. Haiti had lots of challenges before the earthquake hit: a large poor population, housing problems, sanitation problems, and so the disaster didn't cause all those problems. And so I think donors sometimes have an unfair expectation of what their donation will do. Yes, it may provide some emergency food or shelter, but it isn't going to solve all the problems that Haiti had before the earthquake hit.
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OTTENHOFF: You know, about 90 percent of all giving to disaster philanthropy happens within 90 days of an event. So there's this huge rush of cash, this huge rush of other kind of voluntary support, and then we tend to forget about it. People move on in their lives. Media coverage moves on to other sorts of things and so that long road of recovery, that long struggle of resettlement tends to get very few dollars and tends to get very little support.
CORNISH: Now, the Center for Disaster Philanthropy actually started after Hurricane Katrina, I understand. And talk about what lessons you had taken from Katrina that you were trying to address.
OTTENHOFF: Part of what we're trying to do with the center is to get people to focus more on planning and preparation and mitigation, because after all we can't just keep pouring money into emergency relief. We've got to make some fundamental changes in how people prepare, where we spend our dollars. So planning and preparation has become a major part of our effort, as well as focusing on recovery, rebuilding and resilience.
CORNISH: Bob Ottenhoff, he's president of the Center for Disaster Philanthropy. Thanks so much for coming in.
OTTENHOFF: Thank you for your time.
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There is a declaration of a quarterback's skill that is typically uttered around Drew Brees, Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Peyton Manning and...
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — There is a declaration of a quarterback's skill that is typically uttered around Drew Brees, Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Peyton Manning and Eli Manning. It is being heard now around the Atlanta Falcons' Matt Ryan, who seems on the verge of jumping onto the same shelf as those Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks.
"He can throw guys open," Falcons wide receiver Roddy White said recently about Ryan, a fifth-year quarterback. Dave Archer, the Falcons' radio analyst and former NFL quarterback, said it, too, as did right tackle Tyson Clabo.
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"He's got a lot more trust in us, just being able to throw the ball out there and believe that we are going to be able to make plays," White said. "He no longer will hold the ball and say, 'You know what, that might not be a good throw.' He's doing what Drew Brees has been doing with the Saints."
Ryan, 27, has completed 68 percent of his passes for the 5-0 Falcons, who host Oakland on Sunday. Atlanta, averaging 281 yards passing a game, is no longer content with a 12-play, nine-minute drive capped by a field goal, which had become a habit in recent seasons.
"The play calling is so much different than last year," White said. "Matt believes in our skill players, too. He feels no matter what the case is, this is the play call for whatever coverage they play; you just throw the ball to this guy."
Ryan will not say the play calling is different, perhaps because it might sound as if he were slighting former offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey, now Jacksonville's head coach.
"I think we've made them before," Ryan said of the anticipatory throws. "But I think probably we've hit more of them, and they are more condensed together than years past."
Ryan set a franchise record last year for most passing yards (4,177) and had a career completion rate of 60.9 percent entering this season. Yet he was always regarded as a cut below the game's best, partly because Atlanta is 0-3 in playoff games with Ryan as the starting quarterback and partly because he was deemed too cautious.
"This year, for me, there is a freedom for him to throw guys open like we have not seen before," Archer said. "Back-shoulder throws, purposeful underthrows. It was so pounded in his head 'Take care of the ball, take care of the ball' that he wasn't willing to squeeze the trigger on some things even though his numbers say he was prolific."
Ryan's poise has also impressed. He has orchestrated 18 game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime, including two this season; his total since 2008 is the highest in the NFL.
Ryan still has to erase the stigma of the postseason (70 quarterback rating in the postseason, compared with 90 for the regular season), but he has climbed to a status in which postseason success might just be a matter of getting there and showing off his new nerve.
• The NFL suspended Tampa Bay cornerback Aqib Talib four games without pay for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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Muskego - The decision to attend and play volleyball for the University of Toledo was an easy one for Mary O'Connor of Muskego.
After all, it meant that she was going home.
O'Connor lived in Toledo from infancy through sixth grade, so she was quite familiar with the city and with the university.
"The campus is beautiful, and I really love the coaching staff there," she said. "I visited Kentucky and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, but Toledo is my favorite."
O'Connor, who helped her Muskego High School team reach the WIAA Division 1 State Tournament a few weeks ago, signed a national letter of intent last week with Toledo. She received a full athletic scholarship.
She is the second Muskego athlete to sign with a school from the Midwest Athletic Conference, as Renee Bennett agreed to attend and play basketball for Ball State University.
O'Connor plans to major in physical therapy.
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Marta is married and has a 12-year-old son. To contribute to the household economy she has a barnyard behind her house where she raises pigs to earn extra income. From a very early age she learned the trade from her family which has always lived in the country and been involved in this and other business activities. With so many years of experience, she now has knowledge about livestock farming, vaccination, birthing piglets, etc. And she is well-known for raising very heavy pigs which makes them more attractive to sell and this has given her a good customer base for her business. Marta is having economic hardship right now, so she is seeking a loan to help buy concentrated animal feed for the newborn piglets so they can grow bigger and command a better price.
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Marta se encuentra casada y tiene un hijo de 12 años de edad, y para contribuir económicamente en su hogar, tiene en un corral en su casa una cría de cerdos que le brinda unos ingresos para su hogar. Desde muy joven aprendió la actividad gracias a que su familia siempre ha vivido en el campo y se dedicaba a estas y otras actividades, y con la experiencia de tantos años ahora tiene conocimientos de la crianza, la vacunación, atiende los partos de sus cerdos y otros cuidados más. Además es muy reconocida por criar cerdos con un gran peso que los hacen más atractivos para la venta y esto le ha permitido tener muy buenos clientes para su negocio. Marta tiene dificultades económicas en estos momentos y es por esto que busca que un préstamo le ayude para comprar el concentrado para engordar los cerdos recién nacidos y poderlos vender más grandes con un buen peso y a un buen precio a sus clientes.
Su mayor sueño es darle una educación de buena calidad a su hijo y en su negocio sueña con tenerlo tecnificado y con la capacidad para criar una gran cantidad de cerdos.
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Ni Ketut will use the loan to buy three piglets. Currently the price of piglets is very expensive, 500,000 Rupiah (IDR) per piglet. She and the other members of the Tunas Mekar Asih group hope the loan amount in the next period can be increased so that their businesses can develop. Ni Ketut and the rest of the group members hope this effort will advance their businesses so that they can become independent and not need to borrow any more.
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Part of the magic of the Jurassic Park franchise is the impressive use of practical effects. Jurassic World is no exception, and a new video shows how they created one of the more impressive dinosaurs.
To celebrate the release of Jurassic World we've decided to honor Steven Spielberg's work as a director by picking his 10 greatest films.
Jurassic World is full to bursting with fun references to Jurassic Park, and here are some of our favorites, large and small.
Beloved as Steven Spielbergs Jurassic Park is, the first two sequels in the franchise dont exactly get the same kind of respect. Many people have different opinions on why these follow-ups failed to be as successful as the original, but Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow has a theory of his very own.
Want to point and laugh at Jurassic Park: The Lost World? Then watch Honest Trailers' savage take down of it.
When Jurassic World arrives in theaters this Friday it will be introducing the dinosaur-filled adventure franchise to a whole new generation but it wont be doing so with its original characters.
There's one big flaw in Jurassic Park that we've been ignoring all these years, and it's pretty obvious because it's in the title.
Tom Hanks will play James Donovan, an insurance lawyer called upon by our federal government to negotiate the release of a captured American pilot during the height of the Cold War. As you can tell by the above clip, diplomacy in this era was in short supply, and both the U.S. and Mother Russia were balancing on a very thin line to try and protect their biggest secrets.
David Oyelowo might not have won the Oscar for his portrayal of Martin Luther King, Jr. in Selma, but his performance wowed audiences. Even A-list director Steven Spielberg was blown away. In fact, Oyelowo recently revealed that the renown filmmaker wants him to reprise his performance in Spielberg's upcoming MLK biopic.
June marks the 40th anniversary of Steven Spielbergs watershed classic, Jaws. To celebrate, the film will make its way back to theaters across the country.
Steven Spielberg is really, really looking forward to Jurassic World. And he had something interesting to say about it.
Mid last year it was announced Steven Spielberg would direct an adaptation of Roald Dahl's children's classic The BFG. With a still only a small cast thus far announced, the project has most definitely generated some fan interest with the latest addition of Saturday Night Live's Bill Hader.
Fans of Ernest Cline's 80s-nostalgic video game adventure story Ready Player One have been waiting for word on movement of the anticipated feature adaptation, which has been in development for quite a while now. Today, a major update to the film has been made in the form of confirmation that the movie will be directed by Steven Spielberg.
Bad news for you John Williams fans out there, as the famed composer had to pass up scoring duties on Steven Spielberg's latest picture. However, there's still some good news as his replacement is a composer with a stellar reputation of their own.
American Sniper's titanic assault on the domestic box office means that a wave of war films are now in development, most of which sound pretty great.
Jennifer Lawrence's fast and impressive rise to the top of the A-list has seen her have the opportunity to work with some legitimately great directors - including David O. Russell, Bryan Singer and Matthew Vaughn - but her next project will see her team up with one of Hollywood's most legendary filmmakers.
Movies have the power to change peoples lives, and this proved to be all too true when two 11-year-old boys saw Raiders of the Lost Ark. Cut to the present and these kids are now in their early 40s and theyve spent a good chunk of their lives recreating the film shot for shot in what they call The Great Fan Film Ever Made.
I think it's fair to say we're all on the same page in that no one wants another Indiana Jones movie if it's not done right. Talk of Disney reviving the franchise -- with Star-Lord-himself Chris Pratt reportedly eyed to portray the adventurous archeologist -- has been swirling for weeks now, and the latest update is that Steven Spielberg wants to direct the picture... if the script is good.
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We had an excellent stay. Could not find any fault. Would highly recommend it to anyone. One point, the bus into town the stop is on the opposite side of the road to McDonalds not as described in the info in your room and is the M bus. Enjoy your stay at the T Hotel
Modern hotel with beautifully desgned room with plenty of space for families.
The hotel is not in a great location with about 20 to 30 mins walk to the old town.
The atmosphere & character of the hotel were excellent. It definetly has an authentic Sardinian feel to it, very individual, certainly not for anyone who is looking for a 'chain' hotel experience. Beds very comfortable, good breakfasts, helpful unobtrusive staff, great decor with attention to detail (music, candles). I will stay there again.
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Hotel is close to the airport
Charging for internet usage in a hotel like this is ridiculous! The hotel needs to provide an airport shuttle (most comparable hotels do). Charging for underground parking is irritating. The Hotel Must remove these irritating extra charges; the base rate is not cheap!
some equipment in the gym didn't work
I needed to be close to the waterfront, so this was a perfect choice - a 2 minute walk and I was there. Access to and from the airport was very convenient from this hotel too.
Great location near all restaurants, bars, train and bus stations. An easy bus ride from a great beach. Very friendly receptionists. Would recommend it.
The hotel staff were so very helpful. We were a little disappointed in that the room smelled of smoke and the staff went out of their way to locate a better room. Very helpful as well with recommendations as to things to see and places to eat. Their own restaurant is excellent.
The rooms were clean. The staff were friendly and there was no problem for parking.
The location: there are only 2 restaurants nearby.
It is like staying in an apartment, you could spend a week there and cook your own food in the kitchenette. It was well designed and looked good. Exellent value for money.
There is no one on site so if anything goes wrong i.e. if you get locked out then it takes 10 mins for the manager of the hotel to come over.
Very nice room with a living room, huge terrace and a separate balcony. Excellent value for money.
Location is a bit far from the center, about 20-25 minutes walking.
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Biographical Sketch of Leo Steinberg
Leo Steinberg is a groundbreaking critic of art of the 1960s, a gifted Renaissance scholar and one of the 20th centurys most articulate and original voices in the humanities. Born in Russia in 1920, Steinberg lived in Berlin and London before emigrating to the United States in 1945. He studied at the University of London's Slade School and then entered the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University in the mid-1950s. There he worked under Harry Bober, father of the Blanton curator, and under noted historian Richard Krautheimer. He wrote his dissertation on the Roman Baroque architect Francesco Borromini.
After receiving his Ph.D. in 1960, Steinberg taught art history and life drawing at Hunter College and co-founded the Art History Department of the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, where he taught from 1972 to 1975. He finished his teaching career as Benjamin Franklin Professor of the History of Art at the University of Pennsylvania (1975-1991), where, among other things, he taught the history of prints. For more than four decades, Steinberg has been lecturing at museums and universities across the country, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum, the New York Studio School, Yale University Art Gallery, Stanford, Berkeley and Columbia University. In addition, he delivered the Mellon Lectures at the National Gallery of Art, the Gauss Lectures at Princeton, and the Norton Lectures at Harvard.
Steinberg has published an eclectic range of short reviews, essays and scholarly studies that reflect his keen awareness of art historical issues from the Renaissance to the contemporary period, his analytical skill, and his sensitivity to nuance. Among his published works are: San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane: A Study in Multiple Form and Architectural Symbolism (1960), 1977; Jasper Johns, 1963; Other Criteria, 1972; Michelangelos Last Paintings: The Conversion of St. Paul and the Crucifixion of St. Peter in the Cappella Paolina, Vatican Palace, 1975; The Sexuality of Christ in Renaissance Art and in Modern Oblivion, 1983, revised and expanded, 1996; Encounters with Rauschenberg, 2000; and Leonardo's Incessant Last Supper, 2001.
In 1983, he became the first art historian to receive the Award in Literature from the American Academy and Institute for Arts and Letters. He has received the Frank Jewett Mather Award for Distinction in Art Criticism from the College Art Association (1956 and 1984) and the prestigious MacArthur Fellowship (1986).
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The Alabama Legislature has approved a compromise General Fund budget that increases funding for courts and prisons.
The Alabama Legislature has voted to extend two taxes that support the state Medicaid program.
The assessments on nursing homes and hospitals were due to expire this year, but the Senate gave final approval Thursday to bills that extend the nursing home tax for two years and the hospital tax for three years. The bills passed the House earlier and now go to the governor to be signed into law.
Senate budget committee Chairman Arthur Orr of Decatur says the bills were critical to maintaining Medicaid services for low-income Alabamians.
The Alabama Legislature passed a sweeping revision to Medicaid that replaces the way the program delivers and pays for care with regional managed care operators.
Under the legislation passed Tuesday, the State Medicaid Agency will no longer bear financial risks but will instead assume the role of contract administrators. Savings of $50 million to $75 million over five years and future cost containment is expected.
Privately owned Regional Care Organizations won't deal directly with patients, but will contract directly with doctors to provide care.
The Alabama House will consider a bill that would reorganize the state's Medicaid program.The bill will be up for final passage in the House of Representative Tuesday.The bill was recommended by a Medicaid Advisory committee created by Gov. Robert Bentley.The Medicaid bill will be debated Tuesday with just three days remaining in the 2013 legislative session. The bill replaces the current payment method with the regional care organizations.
Lawmakers are trying to ease the financial burden Medicaid places on Alabama by passing a bill designed to streamline the $5.63 billion program's operational system.
The bill under consideration could change the present "fee-for-service" basis of Medicaid payments to a for-profit, managed care plan or a combination of nonprofit and for-profit companies.
The Medicaid Advisory Committee commissioned by Gov. Robert Bentley does not want to use for-profit managed care companies.
A joint session of the Alabama legislature heard a recap of bills intended to provide major changes to the way Medicaid is administered in the state.
Dr. Don Williamson, state health officer, says if the bill passes, eight or so regional care organizations would assume financial risk in exchange for set payments for patient care.
"We are creating a community based care system that moves from a `fee for service/state bears risk' model to a capitated model that puts a third party at risk," he told the group.
Representatives from community groups and managed care companies are lauding the Legislature's efforts to reorganize Alabama's Medicaid program.
Speakers told House and Senate members Tuesday that the proposal is a major first step, but they also voiced concerns for the bill before it goes to committees for public hearings and revisions.
The bill would change Medicaid from a fee-for-service program to a program where private-sector contractors develop care networks in up to eight regions of the state.
Governor Robert Bentley has announced his support for changes to Alabama's Medicaid system that would impact one out of every five Alabamians.
The Medicaid Advisory Commission advocates changing the basic operating model from a fee-for-service system to a managed care program. Under the proposal, private-sector contractors would develop care networks in eight newly-created regions across the state.
The new framework would aim to offer better service to patients through regional operations that are responsive to local needs, according to the governor.
The Alabama House has approved a bill aimed at cutting down on fraud and abuse in the state's Medicaid program.
The sponsor, Republican Rep. Jim McClendon of Springville, says the bill is aimed at stopping abuse of a program that exists to provide essential health care to the neediest citizens.
The bill was approved by the House on Thursday by a unanimous 99-0 vote. However, debate lasted for about three hours as some members, mostly Democrats, worked to make sure the measure could not be used to deny Medicaid services to legitimate applicants.
Democrats in the Alabama Senate are having trouble pressing their top issue.
Senate Minority Leader Vivian Davis Figures of Mobile offered a resolution Thursday urging the Republican governor to reconsider his decision not to expand Medicaid. The Senate's Republican leader, President Pro Tem Del Marsh, cut off debate on the resolution by getting it sent to the Senate Rules Committee.
State Health Officer Don Williamson told Alabama lawmakers that money will be available to fund Alabama's Medicaid program at a minimal level through 2014.
But Williamson told a joint meeting of the House and Senate General Fund budget committees Wednesday he did not know where the money would come from after 2014 to run the health insurance program for the economically disadvantaged.
Williamson is also the interim director of the Alabama Medicaid Program.
Alabama's top health officer says state Medicaid is facing a major funding shortfall.
The director of the Alabama Department of Public Health, Dr. Don Williamson, says federal changes will add $30 million to the state's Medicaid funding needs for 2014.
The Anniston Star (http://bit.ly/TdPa3M ) reports that state officials didn't know about the additional cost when voters approved using $437 million from a state fund to plug the Medicaid budget in September.
An Alabama health officer says the state's Medicaid program probably will move to some type of managed care system.
The Tuscaloosa News reports (http://bit.ly/XIrxX2 ) that such a program would operate much like private insurance functions with commercial management companies or community-based care.