A Little Foresight on Health Care Could Go a Long Way

September 10, 2009 By 3 Comments
healthyschoollunch

Healthy school lunches the key to a sustainable future, lower health care costs, and happier citizens?

Find Green Job Recruiters on Twitter

September 9, 2009 By 17 Comments
Social media is becoming a resource for green jobs

Are you looking for a green job?  Or a job in corporate social responsibility and sustainable business?  Well, all you need to do is tweet.  “Green” recruiters understand the best way to reach the new generation of “green” talent is via social media… Facebook, Linkedin, blogs, Flickr, YouTube and of course, Twitter.  So fire up [...]

Top 10 Green Energy Users — Ready for a Shock?

September 8, 2009 By 17 Comments

Have you ever been curious about the companies that use the most green power? Or that are 100% powered by wind? Such a list might change the way you think about making purchases, wouldn’t it? Would it change the way you purchase soft drinks? Yogurt products? Financial services? If you knew that one company used [...]

Is Social Security “Windfall” Penalty Fair to Labor?

September 7, 2009 By 3 Comments
Social Security Check

The Texas American Federation of Teachers (AFT) cites the case of a widowed public school teacher that retired with a $900 monthly pension. She would have been eligible to receive $600 survivor benefits based on her husband’s Social Security contribution, but the windfall elimination provision (WEP) eliminated all of her survivor benefits.

The New Green Media: Print

September 6, 2009 By 4 Comments

I know I’ve been a bit like a dog on a bone about the fact that print is not necessarily the enemy, but I think it’s important. Marketers are being hit like a locomotive with the idea that e-mail and other electronic media are green because they don’t use paper, but there is a lot [...]

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