Word: ethically
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Carter personifies the resurgence of the white South which began about 1971. The memory and burden of Tobacco Road are purged by his work ethic and clean living. He is John-Boy Walton grown...
...looks ahead, Murphy reckons that the U.S. is moving toward a conservation ethic, a society in which products will be smaller, more durable, with more built-in quality. That does not worry him a whit, but he is concerned about several other trends...
...There is a strong service ethic and desire to serve the minority communities, and medicine and law are two lucrative ways to do that," Lipsky said...
...ever. This week, however, Carter unveils a new pro gram that promises the first comprehensive reform of the civil service since it was established 95 years ago in place of the politically dominated spoils system. The program, says Carter's reorganization chief, Harrison Wellford, will "put the work ethic back into public service." Managers will be able to hire, fire and transfer personnel more easily and offer cash incentives for good work. Given Carter's track record, there is no telling how hard he will push his proposal. It is equally uncertain how it will be received...
Tyndall is a firm believer in the work ethic, in competition and in production for profit. In terms of social and economic policy, this philosophy translates itself into social irresponsibility and regulated capitalist industry. Tyndall professes a doctrine of social obligation only for the physically incapacitated. For all other victims of structural unemployment or poverty, Tyndall allows only "the stiff breeze of compulsion to work, and hardship if they...