Do computers eat our paychecks? In the case of falling wages, add cyberpower to the list of suspects

Article Abstract:

The balance of power between employee and employer has shifted because of the computer in the workplace. Jobs disappear as computers performs more and more functions. Employees have lost power and pay checks get smaller for many. Yet an elite set of technocrats and executives have gotten richer.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Column, Labor relations, Wealth, Downsizing (Management), Computers and civilization, Computers and society

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Valley girl

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Painter Max Eisele believes that her work has the potential to change attitudes that are ecologically harmful. Eisele's recent paintings reveal her interpretation of spring in the Andes Mountains which she experienced during the Earthwatch expeditions in 1992.

Evaluation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Environmental policy, Painters, Painters (Artists), Nature (Aesthetics), Eisele, Max

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Confessions of a Capitol Hill don't

Article Abstract:

An excerpt from Kristin Gore's novel 'Sammy's Hill' is presented.

Excerpt, Sammy's Hill (Novel)

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