Word: oversights
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...beat them, hire them. Under pressure from the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to improve corporate oversight, Wall Street firms are beefing up their legal departments with one former government regulator after another. "Many of our clients are looking for people with strong regulatory sensibilities," says Susan Kurz Snyder of Greene-Levin-Snyder Legal Search Group, an executive-recruitment firm. In the past year, Eric Dinallo from New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer's office and the SEC's Patrick Patalino have switched over to Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse First Boston, respectively. The latest defector: Beth L. Golden, Spitzer's former...
...interviews arranged by local officials, government representatives and some Montagnards echoed the official accounts. But these were not supported by anyone interviewed away from oversight. Photographs obtained from a Jarai demonstrator now in Cambodia show marchers in Gia Lai carrying banners calling for land and religious rights and the removal of soldiers from villages?not for an independent state. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International assert that the security forces initiated the fighting and incited civilians to attack the marchers, injuring hundreds. A doctor who was on duty that weekend in Dak Lak's main hospital told TIME that "many...
...report, citing a need to better coordinate the various offices charged with the mental health of Harvard students, called for the creation of a position with oversight of both the Bureau and University Health Services (UHS) Mental Health Services...
...report suggested that the different visions of mental health services offered by the Bureau and UHS, and the blurred division of responsibility and oversight had led to an overlap in services while others were being neglected...
...April, Sally T. Weylman, a counselor at the Bureau who left her post in May, said her departure was motivated by concern for the future of the Bureau, which she said would flounder under the oversight...