Barack Obama is putting his security team in place and Governor Janet Napolitano is tickled pink that the President Elect thinks she’ll fit in just fine.
As he prepares to hand power over to Obama, President George W. Bush says he’ll be happy to just fade out of public view.
Muslim terror gripped the world again last week as Mumbai, India came under siege. Wouldn’t you know it? I hear no official condemnation coming from The Religion of Peace.
The murder case in St. Johns continues and prosecutors are offering a plea deal to the accused 8-year-old. The defense will decide whether to take it or leave it after the boy’s psychiatric evaluations are done.
If an expediter at the Cheesecake Factory was sexually harassed twenty times, as he alleges, why didn’t he quit? You’ll want to hear what this guy says about his experience.
The after-Thanksgiving shopping frenzy is good for stores, but it turned out very bad for the New York Wal-Mart worker who was trampled to death early Friday morning. Who is to blame for this part-timer’s horrible end?
In regard to the Cheesecake Factory harrasment case, the young man probably stuck it out as long as he could because of the promise of advancement up the management ladder in the Cheesecake Family. They have a lucrative program if you can achieve a management position. They hang a “million dollar” carrot in front of their managers for their performance;between salaries, bonuses and stock options. Very attractive for someone who wants to succeed in the restaurant business. I would bet he finally quit when he realized that his manager and district manager did nothing to protect him or other employees for fear that their jobs would be in jeopardy for allowing such activity in the workplace. The actions of his co-workers and manager are deplorable and no one should have to be subjected to this kind of treatment while trying to earn a living. Why should he have be forced to quit? Why didn’t his manager handle this, rather than walking in on an incident and laughing?