Word: hire
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...about an hour when I remember watching someone else give the valedictory address. I wake up at night in a cold sweat from dreams of a class rank list without my name on top. Professors don't want me in their classes. Employers don't want to hire me. As the result of not being officially named No. 1, I have been reduced to a wreck, a clinging shadow of my former self...
...safety valves" in managed care that would permit them to choose their own providers. The most radical attempt to accomplish this is the any-willing-provider clause contained in the bill passed by Sam Gibbons' House Ways and Means Committee last month. This bill would force health plans to hire any and all doctors who want to treat patients covered by the programs, so long as they meet such basic qualifications for employment as having state accreditation in their specialties and approval to practice at local hospitals. By doing so, the bill would make it illegal for existing health-care...
...Ways and Means bill would also require managed-care systems to hire all kinds of nonphysicians as well, including chiropractors, podiatrists, optometrists, nurse practitioners and psychologists. Managed-care executives call this the "every-living-provider" rule and, not surprisingly, it came after dozens of professional groups descended on Capitol Hill to push hard for it. For instance, the chiropractors, aware that physicians are not always eager to send them patients in either the managed-care or fee-for-service systems, spent $2.8 million lobbying to get themselves included in the bill...
...anything but think about money. Now that we're older and have come to our senses, we can appreciate Rogers' kind of motorcycle trip. A person can waste his whole life tinkering with engine parts, but if you've made a couple of decent investments, you can afford to hire a qualified mechanic...
...these factors led to the Project-Labor Agreement of 1992. Therein, Harvard promised to hire only union labor, who would be compensated with wages 10 percent under the going market rate for renovation work...