Word: employee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Careerists, Tiffany men seldom quit. But there are three sure ways to get fired. One is to sell (or give away) a Tiffany box to a non-purchaser. Another is to fight with an old customer. The third is to steal. About once in ten years an employe is caught...
Ordeal By Egg. In Detroit, plump divorcee Doris La Roue, 31, RFC employe, pleaded guilty to tossing a metal wastebasket, a telephone book, an ash tray and other furniture oddments from an 18th story window during a downtown Willkie parade. Said Miss La Roue, denounced by the President, and straightway...
Drifts. Another notable fact in the 1940 Census was the unprecedented drift away from industrial areas and urban centres. Only one big city upped its rate of increase: Washington, D. C., with its swelling Government employe lists. Many cities showed an actual decrease: Philadelphia, Newark, N. J., Boston, Cleveland, San...
Labor. Most unions (some of the largest have already exempted drafted members from paying dues) are working on clauses to insure a conscripted employe's job when he returns. But the draft bill already says an employer must return draftees to their jobs "unless . . . circumstances have so changed as...
Showing their patriotism and giving draftees a good send-off at the same time, many big employers have announced generous pay allowances for conscripted employes. The No. 1 U. S. oil company, Standard of New Jersey, will pay its drafted men full difference in salaries for three months plus all...