Sunday, May 19, 2013
Graduate taking reputation as nonpartisan problem solver to troubled agency
Daniel "Danny" Werfel '93 will take the top job at the Internal Revenue Service, which has been under fire in recent days for selectively scrutinizing conservative groups.
Werfel begins Wednesday as acting IRS commissioner.
President Barack Obama, in a statement, said, " … as we work to get to the bottom of what happened and restore confidence in the I.R.S., Danny has the experience and management ability necessary to lead the agency at this important time."
Graduate taking reputation as nonpartisan problem solver to troubled agency
ILR senior placed hockey career on hold to complete Ivy League education
Seven from Worker Institute speaking at conference on labor issues such as precarious workers
Network built on respect for all sexual orientations expanding to Cornell
JC Tretter '13 of the Green Bay Packers talks about his rookie experiences in Wisconsin. Read more.
Brad Bell says telecommuting bans might be more of a culture change symbol than a judgment on remote work.
Gene Carroll and Ileen DeVault, 5/2/13
"Union support for immigration reform wasn't always a sure thing"
Medill News Service
Cornell ILR School, 5/1/13
"NLRB is casualty of larger political battle"
Reuters
Kevin Hallock, 4/16/13
"Workers Share Their Salary Secrets"
Wall Street Journal
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