Word: hire
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...proven that many managers hire personnel without even inquiring into their financial circumstances. Frederick Q. Rice '63, former manager of the Catering Agency, admitted to such practices in the Dec. 2 CRIMSON...
...fields where a pool of workers can offer no advantages--professional typing is a case in point, is uncalled for. The HSA argument that students who need financial aid should be given opportunities for term-time employment is indisputable; but the incessent expansion of the Agencies (which continue to hire without regard to financial need) threatens some values more important than providing non-scholarship students with extra spending money. The need to limit further HSA expansion is obvious...
...Century-old Schwarz has never had a sale in its famed Fifth Avenue store, where two spacious floors are packed with 12,000 toys, and prices range from 15? for a whistle to $2,000 for a furnished, four-room puppet theater. The store has refused to hire a costumed Santa at Christmas ever since Founder Frederick Schwarz ruled that "no one is good enough to play Santa Claus." The clerking staff is dominated by grandmotherly types who do not press their wares...
...make the Wednesday night concert successful," Alpers said, "we need a full band." Last year the first four trumpets held summer jobs and could not stay in Cambridge, so the Band was forced to hire professional musicians. The Reunion Committee agreed to pay the $170 bill...
...typewriters by swinging into production of small computers and by automating its assembly lines; the company boosted profits to $1,600,000 in the last half of 1961, up 147% from the same period in 1960. Automation actually made jobs at Smith-Corona Marchant because the company had to hire more workers to handle its increased business-but, says a spokesman: "We would have had to hire one-third more people than we actually did in order to get the same production using our old methods...