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http://www.rotarysouth.org/michaelkors-com.html Former government researcher Wen Ho Lee says he hasn't found work since he was fired and prosecuted to create copies of sensitive nuclear weapons data."I have attempted to get a job in both the university and industry setting, but so far I have not been able to locate a job," Lee said in the interview in the July issue of the American Physical Society News."I am currently doing my own, personal research on semiconductor design. I hope that someday I can make a contribution towards the electronics industry."Lee, responding to written questions submitted by the online publication through an intermediary, said foreign-born scientists face difficulties getting jobs requiring security clearance."I feel that racial profiling may be a very complicated and long-standing problem," he stated. "It will take a long time even to make tiny progress."The Lee investigation caused nearly a couple of years of controversy over the alleged loss in nuclear secrets to China and lax security at the Energy Department's nuclear weapons laboratories.Lee, that has been a U.S. citizen since 1974 and spent 2 decades doing top-secret work at Los Alamos National Laboratory, happened in solitary confinement for nine months, though never arrested for spying. He pleaded guilty in September 2000 to a single count of downloading sensitive data to unsecured computer tape and was sentenced to time served.Lee claims he made tape copies of codes to protect his access to his work following a computer malfunction destroyed or damaged several files."I used the best technique that I knew to protect my files," Lee told the science publication. He explained the worst punishment he previously ever heard of for such violations was barring a staff member from work requiring a burglar clearance.Lee has an unlisted number and may not be reached for further comment. Phyllis Hedges, a Los Alamos attorney and Lee family friend, said Friday he still has had no luck to find a job in the weeks since he made his comments to the publication.
http://taniaroxborogh.com/uggclassictall-uk.html What would Henry Ford say? The corporation he built on the strength of assembly lines as well as the affordable Model T is reportedly considering a strategy to slash white collar staffing and benefits, as well as a new pricing strategy. Blue collar cuts meanwhile are continuing, including offers of early retirement, with company representatives meeting Tuesday to talk about the details with union leaders – have been ordered not to reveal information to reporters.The idea is always to slim down Ford's costs to match its smaller market share – and along the way, restore profitability.Ford, the nation's No. 2 automaker, lost $1.4 billion from the first half of this year and announced in January it would cut up to 30,000 jobs and shut 14 facilities by 2012. But company officials say this is their explanation are working on a plan to speed up the restructuring.Many industry analysts expect additional cuts to be made when Ford's Board of Directors meets Wednesday and Thursday to debate the next round of restructuring, referred to as "Way Forward" plan.According to The Wall Street Journal, Ford's board of directors is expected to review a plan to cut white-collar staffing, benefits as well as other costs by 30 percent within an expanded restructuring.The cuts on the company's salaried workers are likely to be deeper than the 4,000 white collar jobs eliminated earlier this year.The Wall Street Journal is reporting that details of the cost-cutting efforts could be disclosed as soon as Friday. It says Ford's board can also be expected to hear details about a new pricing strategy to keep prices more detailed the suggested retail price.The Detroit Free Press reports another switch. It says Ford has do not sell its credit financing arm, as have been previously reported.Cuts still march forward on the blue collar side.Leaders from United Auto Workers union locals across the country gathered Tuesday to talk about Ford Motor Co.'s financial situation and discuss the company's promises to expand buyout and early retirement provides all U.S. hourly production workers. no previous page next 1/2
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