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Articles in Dec, 2002 issue of Workforce

• Teflon Jack unscathed
  by Fay Hansen
• Embracing success: tales of HR innovation; see how these 5 companies innovated operations to work better, smarter and faster
• High Court to test FMLA
  by Gillian Flynn
• FlipDog flips online recruiting on end: Yum! Brands tightly targets job candidates
• Hiring people with disabilities
  by Peter Mead
• Acxiom rebuilds from scratch: at Acxiom Corporation, there are no fancy titles. Everyone's office is the same size, and nobody worries about going through the proper channels. The result? Phenomenal growth and a contented workforce
  by Patrick J. Kiger
• Selling health to high-risk workers
  by Sarah Fister Gale
• The perils of cutting merit pay
  by Fay Hansen
• Ascentis provides streamlined HR management to Price Law Group: growing law firm realizes significant time and cost savings with HROffice software
• HR's most unlikely politician
  by Todd Raphael
• Scripps funds media diversity
  by Maryann Hammers
• Benefit integration boosts productivity and profits: by streamlining any combination of benefits such as health, disability, time-off, and workers' comp, unscheduled absences can be better managed. That saves time and money
  by Annmarie Geddes Lipold
• Recruit online with pizzazz
• Fat times for top HR execs
  by Fay Hansen
• Premier Dental boosts interest with personal incentives: Bath & Body Works pushes sales to double digits
• Forcing employees to retreat
  by Matthew T. Miklave
• CEO takes HR to prime time
• Awaken your interrupted dreams
  by Tom Terez
• Committing to customers at claim time: a view from the leading provider of income protection insurance
• Cell phones, laptops, and lawsuits
  by Maryann Hammers
• Recruiting outlook: creative HR for 2003; despite a puzzling economic forecast, HR professionals are addressing recruitment and staffing in innovative ways. The task increasingly requires flexibility and skill
  by Eric Krell
• DKSystems
• Mailbox
• Simple dental plan lets employees choose: library provides employees with comprehensive dental care through Direct Reimbursement — a simple, cost-effective plan
• Correction
• Truth and myths about work/life balance: ideally, work/life balance programs support diversity and are effective recruitment and retention tools. Trouble is, many companies don't deliver
  by Fay Hansen
• Elmhurst College