Word: hire
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...company pays an access fee essentially, but it's a lot less than if they had to build their own buildings, hire their own scientists, [or] build their own libraries," Negin said. "It would costs infinitely more money...
...speech before approximately 30 people at City Hall yesterday evening, Reeves praised the combined efforts of Cambridge business leaders and the Citywide Youth Employment Office (CYEO), through which institutions hire young Cambridge residents...
...goes for hundreds of U.S. companies that, like SAIC, are routinely spied on by either foreign companies or foreign intelligence agencies acting on behalf of foreign interests. Once companies suspect they have been targeted, they usually have only two choices: hire a private investigator or contact local law enforcement. But a growing number of legislators and business leaders are pushing to allow American companies to call on the services of a special group of spies: the Central Intelligence Agency...
Dowling refused to say anything about the Figueroa case, citing the former guard's decision to hire an attorney...
...weeks, a respected woman with a high-profile career watched her reputation shredded by a brutal vetting process. Unlike Baird, Wood had broken no laws; the dilemma for the Clinton Administration was that the circumstances faintly echoed the previous case. While Baird admitted flouting the law by hiring two illegal immigrants and failing to pay taxes for them, Wood insisted she was innocent of any wrongdoing. When she had first employed an undocumented Trinidadian baby-sitter in 1986 for her son Ben, the law allowed citizens to hire illegal aliens. Moreover, Wood said she had paid all the requisite taxes...