Word: hire
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Even companies who want to hire say they are constrained by doubts about the recovery. "This recession has had nine lives, and we've already seen a number of false starts," says John Roach, chairman of Tandy Corp., which owns the Radio Shack electronics stores. "Actual growth in jobs will require a stronger rebound in the economy than there seems to be right now." At lumber giant Georgia-Pacific, hiring plans have been shelved despite forecasts of increased homebuilding in 1993. "Consumers would have to come back after the Christmas buying binge and show continued confidence," says president A.D. Correll...
...millions of Americans who hire even occasional household help, the rules that tripped up Zoe Baird can be the laws from hell. The requirement that immigrants have U.S. working papers is just part of the problem. The real burden for people hiring anyone, from nannies and baby-sitters to once-a-week household help, for more than $50 in a three-month period is the taxes and the blizzard of paperwork that also come through the door. So stringent are the legal requirements that the Internal Revenue Service estimates that no more than one-quarter of American families with household...
...Wigglesworth first-year said she and five other students pooled their money to pay the $120 hiring fee to Entertainment, Inc., a local stripper-for-hire business. The stripper was expected to arrive with her "strip-o-gram" at 9 p.m., the student said...
Middleton and the police officer questioned her and the other students who did the hiring, according to the source, after first reading the girl who actually phoned to hire the stripper her legal rights...
That same night, Pennypacker students weretaken to the police department for questioningafter an underage stripper from Tele-Tease wasfound in their room. In Massachusetts, it isillegal to hire a stripper who is a minor