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...today. Major gainers are expected to be secretaries, cashiers, nurses and salesclerks, according to projections of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Manufacturing employment's share, meanwhile, is likely to hold steady. The decline in basic industries should be offset by gains in such growing fields as medical and dental instruments, computers and communications gear...
...ambience. Goldman Sachs, an investment banker, is one of the best-paying companies. It has a generous profit-sharing plan, and last year gave many employees a year-end bonus of 25% of their salaries. IBM offers such benefits as free physical examinations for those over 35, dental insurance, adoption assistance (up to $1,000) and two country clubs that employees can join for $5 a year. Hewlett-Packard provides free coffee and doughnuts twice a day and sometimes throws informal beer busts in the afternoon during working hours. At Trammell Crow, the real estate developer, partners own a stake...
Union organizers are vowing the war isn't over, but Harvard last Friday won what can only be described as a major battle in the fight to keep union officials from organizing clerical and technical workers in the Medical School, the Dental School the School of Public Health and possibly the rest of the University. The stakes behind the question are high. It is much easier to organize workers in one part of the University than all across campus...
However, Rondeau points out that 82 percent of those eligible for membership if unionization is successful are women, who are traditionally lower-paid than men. And the union has not backed off its call for a fairer grievance procedure, higher pay, a dental plan, comprehensive health insurance and daycare...
While in jail he was tortured, and because of unsanitary conditions in his cell, he developed severe dental problems, skin allergies, and lost all his hair...