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November 19, 1996
NIH's Own 'Iron Man,'
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services |
'It's Friday!' Diversity Training Encourages 'Nontraditional' Solutions By Carla Garnett
Karen is a 45-year-old mid-level manager.
Typically, she meets a few friends for lunch every
weekday. They commiserate and share war
stories about the workday, their careers and
families, and basically the world at large. Her
lunchtime routine is probably no different from
hundreds of thousands of other employees
worldwide, and generally there's nothing wrong
with it. But according to workplace diversity
expert Dr. Samuel Betances, time spent at work
could be so much richer for Karen, for her friends
and for employees in all businesses at all
levels.
Elvish Lives By Rich McManus
Not all of Santa's helpers labor by firelight amid
the frost of the North Pole. Some wear the blue
workman's clothes of the south maintenance unit's
quality circle, a group of NIH'ers who, for the
past 3 years, have collected money to buy gifts for
the Clinical Center's 14th floor playroom. | |||
