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Legal Report
By Teresa Anderson
A court rules that an employer improperly fired an employee for behavior caused by a disability; Washington joins the states bucking the REAL ID Act; updates on bills on explosives, public transit, and more.
Industry News
By Ann Longmore-Etheridge
Wackenhut Nuclear Services offers its own officer certification, public-private information sharing, and Philip P. Beckett, CPP, PSP, is profiled.
Cooperation Southern Style
By Lisa Janak
Find out how the state of Georgia and the private sector are learning to mesh their efforts in responding to a disaster.
Towers of Integrity: Rebuilding Fraud Free
By Deborah Wetzel
As Manhattan rebuilds at the former World Trade Center site, the opportunities for fraud will be as monumental as the projects. The city is ready.
New Menace Rises in Maghreb
By Matthew Harwood
An Algerian rebel group formerly focused on toppling its own country's govenment has aligned itself with al Qaeda and is targeting Western interests.
Drug Use and Testing in the Workplace
By Mary Alice Davidson
A drop in positive workplace drug tests.
Port Security Progress Report
By Mary Alice Davidson
DHS Secretary Chertoff on port security.
How to Encourage Cooperation
By Lynda Gratton
How to turn a competitive work environment into a cooperative one.
The percentage point decline in the rate of software piracy in China from 2004 through 2006. But the rate is still high at 82%, according to the Fourth Annual BSA and IDC Global Software Piracy Study.
A good overview for anyone interested in learning about the growing field of emergency management and the twin concepts of disaster response and recovery.
The former Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security presents a gripping account of how the agency’s leaders are failing to deal with the threat of terrorism.