Rather than puzzling over why 20-year-olds were self-absorbed moralizers in the 1960s but are busy and risk-averse achievers today, one must recognize them as members of distinct generations. To learn why they (or any two generations) are different, one can look at how they were raised as children, what public events they witnessed in adolescence, and what social mission they took on as they came of age.

http://hbr.org/2007/07/the-next-20-years-how-customer-and-workforce-attitudes-will-evolve/ar/1

The Next 20 Years: How Customer and Workforce Attitudes Will Evolve (HBR)

The rest of Washington may have shut down for the snow, but not the U.S. Supreme Court. Instead, the justices heard arguments Tuesday in a case that could decimate public employee unions. At issue: whether nonunion members can be required to pay fees to help cover the cost of negotiating a contract from which they benefit.

http://www.npr.org/2014/01/21/264575979/high-court-considers-legality-of-fair-share-union-fees

NPR: SCOTUS on "Fair Share" Union Fees

Erlich reading selections from The Solace Of Empty Spaces

Gretel Erlich - Side 1  - The Solace Of Empty Spaces

Gretel Erlich - Side 1 - From A Sheepherders Notebook

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