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...said that the Harvard Corporation??€™s low endowment payout, the static rate of subventions, or grants, from FAS, the rising costs of acquisitions and the recently increased fringe benefit rate have all contributed to HCL’s significant budget deficit...
These payout increases mark the Corporation??€™s most cautious stretch since the early 1980’s, and they pale in comparison to the record 37 percent increase during a booming economy just three years...
Just how does one convince profit-hungry corporations to reorganize their infrastructure all for the good of workers? Greider suggested that the burden to convince companies to change is shared in the community. That is, the corporation??€™s investors and the members of the community at large have a social responsibility to use their own stake and influence in the corporation to force change...
During her medical school years, Professor of Medicine Beverly H. Lorell never thought she would end up as an officer in a large, publicly traded corporation??€”she was too busy trying to squeeze in some sleep between long hours of residency and study...
...urge to give back to those with less, each and every American must be respected as an individual. Individual rights are a fundamental basis for humanity. James R. Cantalupo, the CEO of McDonald’s, is just as much an individual as a cashier in one of his corporation??€™s chain restaurants. Though externally he probably leads a much different life, and financially he surely has far more in his pockets, he is no different fundamentally than any of the thousands of workers underneath him and should be treated identically...