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Absolute positioning compatibility issues

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Hello all, I was hoping somebody here might have a solution to a small issue on my website (Link). If you're using the latest Firefox, you can see that the hover links at the top are aligned perfectly. But in Internet Explorer 8 they are a bit offset. Nothing too major but I'd like them to be the same on both of the newest versions of the browsers. I'm only shooting for compatibility with the most recent IE and Firefox, so other browsers really aren't a point of concern.

 

At first I wanted to just set them within the table, which would have aligned them perfectly on any browser. But apparently the hover link method I wanted to use MUST use absolute positioning to place the DIV, which is where I think the problem occurs.

 

Any alternatives or solution suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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