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ENR March 15, 2010

ENR March 15, 2010

Pressure, Layoffs and Long Hours Generate Post-Traumatic Construction Disorder
By Richard Korman, with Jim Parsons
A culture of self-sacrifice facing a recession may produce the prolonged stress that turns engineers and project managers into exhausted, indifferent and cynical workers.

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Crane-Failure Case Heading To Court
Chiles New Seismic Structures Fared Well In Feb. 27 Temblor
Investors May Get Onboard Fast Trains
Stopgap Through Dec. 31Sought For Highways, Transit
Lead-Paint Rules Stiffen Next Month
Kiewit-Traylor JV Is Hiring On New Orleans Storm-Surge Job
Major Stormwater Relief Plan Brewing In Metro Milwaukee
Husband-And-Wife Engineers Self-Published Book Makes Engineering Fun For Children
Unemployment Rises
Indiana Legislature Paves Way For $1.1-Billion Link With Illinois
Yucca Plan Bites the Dust
Europe To Link Offshore Power
Massive Boulders in Rock Slide Shut Down Colorados I-70
Water Resources Policy Changes Inch Along
State DOTs Continue To Move Highway Funds Out
Senate Bill Would Cut Emissions Of SO2, NOx, Mercury
OSHA Extends Comment Period For Record-Keeping Rule

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