While most organizations advocate a pay-for-performance culture, economic realities, reduced pay increase budgets, shareholder activism and emerging government regulations are making this difficult to achieve. According to Mercer’s 2013 Pay for Performance Survey, more than half (55%) of participating organizations report they strive to a great extent to create a pay-for-performance culture for their executives, […]

Martin Binder Jeweler will host the collections of renowned Greek jewelry designer, Konstantino, during the day of Wednesday, December 18th, and end the show with a Ladies Night celebration that evening. The theme of this year’s Ladies Night is ‘Ice, Ice, Baby,’ featuring Konstantino’s icy Aura jewelry designs, a collection with mother-of-pearl and white quartz

Outpatient Infusion Therapy Services of Porter Regional Hospital’s Cancer Care Center recently celebrated its one year anniversary. The Cancer Care Center is located in the hospital’s adjacent Medical Plaza. “It’s been a very rewarding first year,” states Langley. “Since our opening, we have been attracting regional referrals due to our nursing expertise — all of

NOTRE DAME — Saint Mary’s College is proud to announce that Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded it a $1 million grant which will allow Saint Mary’s to plan, seek approval of, and implement a unique master’s degree program. The grant is part of Lilly Endowment’s $62.7 million in grants to Indiana’s 39 accredited colleges and

CROWN POINT — The Board of Directors of the Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority today approved a $17 million matching grant for the Waterfront Revitalization Initiative in East Chicago. The grant will help fund phase 1 of the initiative, which includes improvements at Jeorse Park Beach and the East Chicago Marina; street and overpass work;

NOTRE DAME — Saint Mary’s College is proud to announce that Ben Bowman was promoted this fall from director of energy management to director of facilities. He has been with Saint Mary’s College for over three years. “Ben is a mission oriented individual who looks out for the best interest of the College,” said Vice

BLOOMINGTON – Whether from the trickle-down effects of having fewer female elders in science or the increased opportunities for male researchers to participate in international collaborations, barriers to women in science remain widespread worldwide, according to new work led by Indiana University School of Informatics and Computing professors. The new cross-disciplinary quantitative analysis of academic