The Innovative Workplace Avoiding legal and administrative pitfalls in an internship program Summer is here and students are looking for jobs. Some may even offer to work for no pay, just to get job experience to put on their résumés. As employers, we know that internships offer students opportunities to
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A corroded cast-iron pipe ruptured while it was carrying rainwater from the roof to the storm sewer. Unfortunately, the pipe was on the inside of the building. The water that rushed out following the rupture caused significant damage to Amish Connection’s office so a claim was filed with State Farm
Butler University alumnae and director of RMI program share benefits of giving back The late-90s alternative rock band The New Radicals said it best in the title of their debut single: “You Get What You Give.” Rough Notes has decided
Delores Kaczor was enjoying her apartment while Pacific Restorations was working on the apartment building owned by Roy Street. What Delores didn’t know at the time was that fumes from a toxic ingredient in the deck-waterproofing treatment were wafting into
Insurance for social services and nonprofits is well established but the market faces growing risks In the mid-1980s, nonprofit organizations and social service agencies saw their operations and very existence threatened by a crisis in the availability and affordability of
