Word: employs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...forecasts, warned Small, were made on the assumption that "production would not be seriously interrupted by external causes." Such "external causes" as strikes and price squabbles had already hit auto production so hard that it may not reach its peak until late 1946. Then, Small estimates that it will employ 569,000 workers (twice the 1939 level...
...hour, Johnson said: not high enough; the U.S. can now "pay higher wages and sell at lower costs. This equation needs no proof beyond the record of the past 50 years, . . . We can honestly say, at least in our country, that man does not have the right to employ his fellow man unless he can pay a subsistence wage [and] the average American workman cannot keep body & soul together on less than $30 a week anywhere...
Self-Reproach. Next day Hirohito broadcast an Imperial Rescript to his nation: "Despite the best that has been done by everyone . . . the war situation has developed not necessarily to Japan's advantage. . . . Moreover, the enemy has begun to employ a new and most cruel bomb. . . . We have resolved to pave the way for a grand peace for all the generations to come by enduring the unendurable and suffering the insufferable...
...that they were temporarily discharged for the duration of the strike, and entitled to no pay for standing by. It looked as if St. Louis publishers, alarmed by recent newspaper strikes in New York, Fort Wayne and Birmingham, had decided to get tough-with all the unionists in their employ...
...committee recommends that Yale University employ a number of authorities to teach religion to the graduate and the undergraduate students...