http://www.che.com Chemical Engineering en-us 2013 Sat, 25 May 2013 21:31:55 EDT For the mainstream media, stories about persons guided by their pocketbooks or hormones instead of ethical principles make fodder for front-page news. Although chemical engineers are not exempt from scandals, a poor ethical decision in the chemical process industries (CPI) can be — and unfortunately... http://www.che.com/surveys/3413.html Mon, 1 Oct 2007 0:00:00 EDT     It's sad to say, but can probably be proven, that the daily news will have at least one story involving someone who has made an unethical choice. Such stories are not limited to politicians, doctors or lawyers, but can also involve professionals working in the chemical process industries (CPI)... http://www.che.com/surveys/3121.html Sun, 1 Apr 2007 0:00:00 EDT     During the first half of this decade, painting a rosy salary picture for chemical engineers has been impossible at times, and at best required a creative flair. Forget gaining ground — amid salary freezes or raises that lagged inflation, Ch.E.s were doing well in 2005 if they didn't take... http://www.che.com/surveys/3076.html Sat, 1 Jul 2006 0:00:00 EDT It is likely that in your work, you have crossed paths with a person you admire for a career involving excellence in chemical engineering. To perhaps bring that person recognition, nominate him or her for our 2006 Award for Personal Achievement in Chemical Engineering. The aim of this award, which Chemical... http://www.che.com/surveys/3067.html Sun, 1 Jan 2006 0:00:00 EST   For some chemical engineers, the tank is half full; for others, it is half empty. Technically, both are right, especially if the discussion pertains to what they were paid in 2004. Where optimists argue that overall salaries continued to rise, cynics remind us that today’s dollar, pound or yen... http://www.che.com/surveys/3414.html Wed, 1 Jun 2005 0:00:00 EDT   Are you a chemical engineer in search of employment? Be persistent, be patient and it will pay off, recruiter advise. The lingering question is when. The outlook for Ch.E.s is uncertain, reflecting that for employment overall. This uncertainty stems from the U.S. employment situation, which is... http://www.che.com/surveys/3415.html Wed, 1 Sep 2004 0:00:00 EDT Has it been more than a year since you had a raise? Has your contribution to employee benefits been increased and the amount of your paycheck decreased? Have you gotten a promotion and new responsibilities, and still have to do your old job, too? Chemical engineers, you are not alone. But with a median... http://www.che.com/surveys/3416.html Thu, 1 Jan 2004 0:00:00 EST