Word: employee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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* The Wagner-Murray-Dingell bill, introduced last November with President Truman's blessing, but roundly damned by the American Medical Association, would be financed mainly by a 3% payroll tax on salaries up to $3,600 (to be shared equally by employe and employer). It would cover the worker...
No B. of A. employe is permitted to gamble, make a customer repeat his name over the telephone, make an overdraft against his deposit account, borrow money from a client, or buy securities beyond his ability to pay. All of them know that Giannini refers to them as his "boys...
Hatmakers of provincial Issoudun went about hatless. Their employers, wounded to the quick, locked them out. It finally took a deft coup de maitre to put everything right. The management agreed to buy each employe a new hat every year; workers promised to wear hats, at least when entering and...
Partial Answer. Today the bulk of Blue Cross enrollments come from big industries, some of which pay all or part of employe membership costs. Hospitals must meet minimum technical standards set by the American Hospital Association. Blue Cross's annual revenue (1945) : $125,000,000.
In Calgary, President James B. Cross of the Calgary Brewing & Malting Co. said: "The average Canadian business is still pretty small, and there is less feeling of remoteness between employe and employer than in the U.S. When the average Canadian worker has a grievance he just goes right in for...