Word: hire
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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However, by going directly to work, these students aren't turning their back on higher education entirely because many will end up going to graduate school in a few years, Leape says. Many business firms that hire students directly out of college do so only for two years and then expect graduates to go on to business school...
...among the first beneficiaries of the newest and potentially most sweeping economic reform launched so far by China's leader, Deng Xiaoping. Beginning this week, all state-owned enterprises will be allowed to hire some workers under contracts similar to Li's. The change represents a dramatic turning away from the system of lifetime employment that the Chinese have clung to since the Communists took power under Mao Tse-tung in 1949. Says Max Boisot, a Peking-based British economist: "This is probably the biggest step of all Deng's reforms. If it succeeds, a lot of others will fall...
...recent years ended more dramatically than the collision between Ronald Reagan and the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization. Two days after PATCO's illegal Aug. 3, 1981, walkout over pay scales, benefits and working conditions, an angry President ordered the Federal Aviation Administration to fire 11,345 strikers and hire replacements. Only about 500 PATCO members were rehired; the rest are permanently blackballed...
...hire the faculty and create the programs necessary to realize his plan, the new dean said in an interview that he will initiate a multi-million-dollar capital campaign to increase the 170-year-old school's relatively meager $30 million endowment...
...grant will enable the researchers to hire a nurse to help administer the treatment and also to reimburse colleagues who have donated time to the study, Kurnick said...