Citizens For A Sound Economy - Iowa CSE Issues Forum 2000 Friday, June 9, iowa CSE sponsored four issue forums. The forums educated activists about education, environmental policy, technology regulation, and scrapping http://www.cse.org/local/ia/984.html
Extractions: On Friday, June 9, Iowa CSE sponsored four issue forums. The forums educated activists about education, environmental policy, technology regulation, and scrapping the tax code. Iowa CSE then held a breakfast focusing on tort reform on Saturday, June 10 with Senator Grassley. "I want to compliment all of you who have joined this effort at the grassroots... working in conjunction with a coordinated effort like CSE makes your efforts more successful." Senator Chuck Grassley, 6/10/00 Here is a wrap-up of each event The Future of Education: CSEs Dr. Jerry Ellig presented information about school choice, charter schools, and school funding. The enthusiastic and interactive crowd asked Ellig dozens of questions and offered their own testimony regarding education. To read more about School Choice, you can find a paper by Dr. Ellig by clicking here To learn more about Charter Schools, Click here Flawed Environmental Policies of the Clinton-Gore Administration: Iowa CSE Director, Jason Gross, discussed the problems of command-and-control environmental policies and regulations. Gross explained why the free market works best for our environment and our economy. Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Vice President, Craig Lang, gave a convincing testimony of why the Kyoto Protocol is unnecessary and ultimately devastating to our economy and to Iowa farmers.
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Extractions: NURSES QUICK REFERENCE TO WORKPLACE ISSUES The Iowa Nurses Association gratefully acknowledges the Arkansas Nurses Association as the publishers of "Nurses Quick Reference to Workplace Issues", that serves as a model for this publication. PURPOSE The purpose of this document is to provide professional nurses with information and tools that will assist them in communicating and resolving workplace issues. INTERNAL RESOURCES: A.Review of job description and performance appraisal/competency criteria: Nurses should be aware of their job description and performance appraisal/competency criteria at the time of employment and when the employer makes any changes to those documents. B.Review of policies/procedures: Nursing policies/procedures Administrative policies/procedures Infection control policies/procedures Safety; hazardous materials information Personal policies (you should receive a copy upon employment and when revisions have been made) Practice standards (ANA, Specialty organization) Governmental regulations (JCAHO, State licensing and regulation)
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