Institute for Corporate Productivity Adds Chris Marsh and Elliott Masie to Board of Directors Chris Marsh, former chief executive of Unicru, a recruiting software company purchased last year by Kronos, and Elliott Masie, a researcher, futurist and thinker on learning and workplace productivity, have joined the board of directors of The Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp). Marsh and Masie will join existing board members Jeffrey Bussgang of IDG Ventures, Patricia Nakache of Trinity Ventures and Kevin Oakes, founder and CEO of i4cp. - 2008-01-03

Leadership Excellence Names Terry Bacon as One of Top 100 Best Minds on Leadership Leadership Excellence—one of the major publishers on leadership development—has named Terry Bacon, CEO and President of Lore International Institute, to its list of Top 100 Best Minds on Leadership. - 2008-01-03

Research Project at Doe Run Supports Commitment to Safety Company Invests in, Offers Logistical Support for University Of Missouri-Rolla Project The University of Missouri-Rolla project involves the use of high-resolution digital cameras to remotely monitor movements, within less than a millimeter of accuracy, of mine backs. A mine back refers to the ceiling or upper part of an underground mine. If the monitoring equipment detects a movement, underground personnel would be alerted. They could then clear the area and assess the situation from a safe, remote location. - 2008-01-03

Tenderizing Not Just for Tough Meat; 'Secret' to Clearing Windshield Ice Revealed The ergonomically safe IceDozer® combines the power design of heavy machinery, the principles of food tenderizing and the technology of bendable plastic to scrape away the toughest ice from any car windshield, helping to make winter driving safer. FREE SAMPLES of the IceDozer are available to professional journalists by contacting Marvin Weinberger at the Innovation Factory. Marvin is also the contact for obtaining high resolution images as well as links to product videos and animations. - 2008-01-03

Educate Employees on Shopping for Benefits Most employees view the task of shopping for medical and retirement benefits as a nightmare. Research highlights one reason for this attitude: Many employees simply don’t understand basic benefits vocabulary. Employee Guide to Becoming a Smart Benefits Shopper is designed to provide employees a roadmap that covers benefits basics and helpful tips, analogies, guidelines and more. - 2008-01-02

Ceridian Sees Increasing Interest Among Midmarket Companies For HR Outsourcing Company’s total HR outsourcing client base has grown steadily in 2007 - 2008-01-02

Access Granted Announces Inaugural Release of Elderly and Disabled Customer Service and ADA eLearning Training Course eLearning platform will protect businesses and train employees to provide a higher degree of customer service to elderly and disabled customers. - 2008-01-02

Fisher Vista, LLC Reports Fifth Year of Record Revenue for HRmarketer.com Marketing and media services company planning major site improvements and expansion into senior care in 2008 - 2008-01-02

BenefitsCheckUp Has Served Two Million Seniors NCOA's online service has found nearly $6 billion in benefits for older Americans - 2008-01-02

Talent Technology’s HireDesk Recruitment Solution Selected by J.J.F. Management Services, Inc. HireDesk assists J.J.F. Management Services to become efficient and cost effective - 2008-01-02

Globoforce and Dow Chemical Win 2007 Process Innovation Award for Dow's Global Employee Recognition Program Awards Recognize Innovation in the Application of Information Technology and Overall Business Benefit - 2008-01-02

Ten Ways to Quiet Your Mind During the Holidays Author Jim Loehr, Ed.D., shows how to use your inner conversations to achieve inner balance, as well as mental, emotional and spiritual wellness during the year-end holidays. Free tools available from author's web site to promote full engagement and energy for life and work. - 2008-01-02

BestCompaniesAZ, LLC Honors " Best Places to Work" in Metro Phoenix, Arizona Interested in networking, doing business, or starting a career with one of the "best places to work" in Arizona? Visit BestCompaniesAZ.com for a complete list of 2007 Best Places to Work list winners honored for workplace excellence. - 2008-01-02

'The Official Rules for Hiring Top Talent' The Adler Group Announces Tour for 2008 Recruiting and Hiring Survey results to be revealed during the just-announced 2008 Live Performance-based Hiring(sm) Tour "The Official Rules for Hiring Top Talent." - 2008-01-02

ERC Dataplus Announces Launch of Online Personnel Action Form System New online personnel action form system eliminates the paperwork of personnel changes. - 2008-01-02

Novotus Names Talent Technology Corporation 2007 Partner of the Year Talent Technology Corporation, an award-winning provider of recruitment technology, today announced they were named Partner of the Year by first-class talent acquisition company, Novotus. - 2008-01-02

Auld Acquaintances Should Definitely Not Be Forgot in 2008 Keeping your professional network fresh in an uncertain job market is just one of the important New Year's Career Resolutions suggested by on-line recruiter, WallStJobs.com. - 2008-01-02

iCIMS Unveils New iRecruiter Report Card for Clients iCIMS, a leading Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider, recently introduced its latest service offering for clients; semi-annual iRecruiter™ Report Cards. The 60-point Report Card is a full audit on a client’s usage of iRecruiter benchmarked against iCIMS’ growing customer base. Report Cards are another example of how iCIMS facilitates platform adoption and maximizes Return-on-Investment for customers. - 2008-01-02

WorldatWork Elects 2008 Board of Directors; Tracy J. O. Kofski, CCP, is Chair-Elect WorldatWork has elected its 2008 board of directors to guide the association through its next two years of operations. - 2008-01-02

Morehead Webinar Presents Company’s Physician Affiliation Survey Model Survey process collects key data about physician attitudes and behaviors to drive desired outcomes - 2008-01-02

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