The silence from this blog lately has been deafening. Time to pick the low-hanging fruit and churn out something, anything, to let my readers know I’m not dead yet. First of all, my buddy Krupo’s been cranking out quality, entertaining posts every other day it seems. In this latest post on unions, he lays the smack […]
Tag: union ↓
Mid-busy season update, part deux
March 21st, 2008 · 4 Comments
Category: Profession
Tags: audit, Bear Stearns, interim, KPMG, Krupo, outsourcing, union
NAFTA super highway to accelerate North American trade">NAFTA super highway to accelerate North American trade
June 18th, 2006 · 1 Comment
I stumbled across this story through digg and it seemed pretty well supported even though it hasn’t been covered in the mainstream media at all yet. The Bush administration appears to be planning for a Mexico-USA-Canada “super corridor” to bypass a couple unions. The new road will allow containers from the Far East to enter […]
Category: Business
Tags: Canada, highway, Mexico, NAFTA, transportation, travel, union, US
Delving into union contracts
June 2nd, 2006 · 3 Comments
I spent the better part of today and yesterday auditing a client’s payroll system. They have recently switched to a new system and the difference between old and new is dramatic. The reports are easier to read and understand, the font is easier on the eyes and brain, and the electronic interface is prettier too. […]
Category: Auditing
Tags: construction, contract, industry, labour, payroll, union

