How Did Connecticut Become a Fiscal “Basket Case?”
How did Connecticut become a fiscal basket case over the last two decades? After reading this, you will be surprised that it did not happen earlier. Connecticut has become a fiscal “basket case.
Mike Critelli
Performance enhancing drugs: what can we do
Given the recent suspensions of 13 Major League Baseball players as a result of the Major League Baseball investigation of the Biogenesis Clinic, I re-read a most insightful book called The Juice, written
Disappearing Jobs
Every once in a while, an article about the economy cuts through conventional thinking and gets right to the heart of a critical issue. One such article is Andy Kessler’s Op-ed piece
The Pretenders
In the early 1980’s, shortly after George Harvey became the Chairman and CEO of Pitney Bowes, I asked a more senior colleague why he thought George was the best candidate among those
Giving equal time to Steve Jobs’ Failures
There are so many subjects about which to write a blog every week, but, this week, the retirement of Steve Jobs has spawned two separate blogs. The first was a celebration of his
Adherence To Treatment Plans
As an employer responsible for our employees’ health care, we have wrestled with a problem every health care professional faces: how to get individuals with chronic diseases to adhere to treatment plans for