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Despite competition, her 300-employee company has managed to expand, using its $10 million in assets to secure small loans from banks. But obtaining financing still challenges her creativity. In 2000 she bought two ailing state-run factories, borrowing heavily from a real estate developer she knew to fund the...
But Edward W. Powers, Harvard's associate general counsel for employee relations, backed down from earlier threats that he might fire workers if they picket, according to Dominic M. Bozzotto, president of the Food Service Workers Union, Local 26.
“I continue to be skeptical that this is an employee rights movement,” Galluccio said. “I think that this is a non-smoking movement.”
Today, the nepotism guidelines focus on relationships where there is an imbalance of power, especially involving a direct supervisory role or instructional context. While of course the power gap between the University president and an FAS professor is substantial, at a decentralized university like Harvard, the president’s...
Jeffrey Booth, a Harvard College Library employee and a former HUCTW representative, said the changes seemed illogical.