Charles Krugel
In a few days (once my research is completed) I plan to analyze and discuss this months quadrennial AFL-CIO convention and elections taking place in downtown Chicago. The importance of this meeting cannot be stressed enough. The AFL-CIO, perhaps even the entire labor movement, is at a crossroads due to concerns that the federation's largest [...]
An article I wrote has just been published on the Small Business Chicago.net website. It's a brief piece on my definition and perspective on human resources. Additionally, I discuss project labor agreements and Illinois' pending legislation and President Bush's Executive Order 13202 (which prohibits the use of project labor agreements in federally funded projects) to [...]
The Chicago Tribune published my letter to the editor in response to Charles Madigan's humorous column in Wednesday's, June 1, edition. My letter appears on page 22 of Section 1 at the very bottom. Also, it's reprinted below and might still be online on the Trib's website. My letter is only a few sentences long [...]
I owe a huge debt of gratitude to Jean Durbahn, Owner, Antrim Consulting for providing proofreading and editing services for the biography and overview of human resources. Jean is a former human resources professional herself. She is a great editor and reader with a strong command of language and grammar. I highly recommend her services. [...]
People often ask me how and why I got into labor and employment law and human resources consulting. Well, the following biographical statement provides a detailed explanation. Born and raised in the West Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago, I graduated from Philip Rogers Public Elementary School. Upon moving to north suburban Morton Grove, I attended [...]
