“They need to develop policies to allow people to report their circumstances and seek an employment arrangement that will allow them to continue in the workplace and avoid the conflict.”
For his part, after denying the romance last week, Carnevale is reportedly hunkered down with his wife and three children.
Responding to the scandal, Toronto Mayor David Miller has called on the province to bolster independent watchdogs purview in his city.
After meeting Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty Monday, Miller said the pair agreed accountability should be enhanced.
Coburn found herself at the centre of a controversy last week, in the wake of allegations she hired friends despite their being unqualified to enforce city bylaws. In the days that followed, questions surfaced about other municipal licensing department employees related to deputy mayor Joe Pantalone.
Pantalone has vigorously denied any wrongdoing.
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An AA spokesman told the News: "We are likely to see the key motorways and A-roads busier than normal on Sunday and there may be localised traffic congestion, particularly on roads leading to the coasts, national parks and other countryside spots."
Archie Robertson, chief executive of the Highways Agency, has issued his
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On the surface, it doesn't appear to be a problem. But when this passion fades, the relationship rarely results in a simple split.
In some cases, the outcome can be ugly for all involved, triggering repercussions ranging from fistfights and bruised feelings to public scandals and firings.
Two high-profile cases at Western Oregon University illustrate the problems that such trysts pose for universities that try to address faculty-student relationships.
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"Reed swam through the theories and the official statements, the terse assurances of the well-oiled managers.
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Beijing May 7 -- It has been some time now since people in this country talked about the decline of tradition and custom as something that worries them. Some have even appealed to the government for help to honour our national heritage.
One appeal, which was heard from the debate in the National People's Congress earlier this year, is for the inclusion of more traditional festivals into the official holiday system. This appeal, I think, will gain more widespread support with time.
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BEIJING, May 9 -- China's tourism industry saw record business during the May Day holiday, also known as the golden week holiday.
Official statistics show that tourist sites across the country received 120 million people. They spent a total of 47 billion yuan, or almost six billion US dollars on their trips.
Shao Weiqi, the Chinese Minister of Tourism, attributes the good results to good tourism research and proper services at tourist sites.
"Not only in China, but also some foreign travel agencies were catching this golden