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Punch clocks, plastic bags, and wind energy: New on the KN, April 15-21

April 23, 2012 | 3:10 PM

In case you missed it, here’s a quick look at some of the highlights from the Knowledge Network last week. There are plenty of great questions that are still looking for answers, so jump right in if you have any insight to share!

New Questions

Should a city annex property with failing infrastructure?
Is it time to get rid of the manual punch clock?
How should a recent MPA grad get started in the public sector?
Is there federal money available for counties generating wind energy?
Do you have an example of a good employee self-evaluation tool, fiscal capacity study, community recognition program, strategic planning exercise, batch hiring process, or post-disaster facility inspection procedure you’d like to share?

New Blog Posts

What does the future of the profession look like?
CityLinks introduces its partner, the Institute for Sustainable Communities.
The ICMA Annual Conference opens its call for speakers.
From the Transforming Local Government conference come posts on embracing technological transformations and the conference’s most intriguing statements.
What does the Supreme Court’s Filarsky v. Delia decision means for the immunity of outside attorneys hired by local governments?

And don’t miss new documents from Governing magazine on managing absenteeism and plastic bag bans as a local sustainability effort.

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