Word: hire
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Recent statements by city councilors indicate that the city will follow in Alewife's footsteps. David Sullivan, chairman of the committee holding the upcoming hearings, says that through careful use of zoning laws, and distribution of development funds and permit grants, the city can influence companies to hire local residents. Councilor Francis H. Duehay '55 agrees, saying, "We've got a lot on our plates that we can offer businesses in return for employment programs...
...planning has dictated since the late 1940s that the government buy or build the needed facilities and then hire private firms or universities to do the work, says James S. Cannon, a spokesman for the DOE's defense programs division...
...tenants become dissatisfied with HRE's treatment, they can be "adequately protected by local and state laws administered by a wide variety of government agencies," including the Cambridge Rent Control Board Turk and other tenants point out that because of HRE's financial resources and its ability to hire attorneys, there is no balance in court or rent board fights between Harvard and tenants...
Claiming "a lot of students are very disappointed with what's not been happening with Afro-Am.," Carol Brown '82 said yesterday that the students and alumni will ask Harvard to hire and grant tenure to more Black faculty members...
Davis speaks from experience. The Sociology Department has suffered--more notoriously than any other Harvard department--from its recent inability to hire tenured professors. And all three of the sociologists it offered tenure to last month have expressed serious reservations about the prospect of transferring their research projects, finding new jobs for their spouses, and, in some cases, schools for their children...