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...University and vendors without consulting the union. He said that the first time the union had heard of the hours cuts was when distressed Unicco workers called the union after being notified of the changes at a mass meeting held roughly two weeks before the changes were to be implemented??€”a meeting which Becker said the union had not been invited to attend."These cuts were quite explicitly announced [by the vendor] directly to the workers without ever having consulted with the union about the 103 workers who would have their hours slashed," Becker said. He added that...
...provide a $1,000 rebate to families for purchasing gasoline. Under this corporate tax, the cost of production for domestic oil companies would increase. Companies would then decrease production, reducing supply, and increasing prices to consumers to an extent that offsets the rebate. Corporate oil taxes have been implemented??€“and have failed–before. Under the Carter administration, this type of tax proved to be inefficient, meaning that families might not receive a full rebate and possibly increasing the federal deficit...
...others in the University are drawing a distinction between the centralization of administrative functions—which some say are necessary and need a top-down approach to be implemented??€”and the centralization of certain academic functions of the faculty, such as long-term academic planning and appointments. The difficulty, professors say, lies in preventing Summers from depriving them of their say in academic planning while permitting him to streamline University operations...
Grosz says that while some of the recommendations of the 1991 report were implemented??€”including an emergency child care program for faculty members—many of the recommendations, such as mentoring programs for junior faculty members, fell by the wayside as departments lost sight of the proposals’ importance...
However, $50 million appears to be a rather arbitrary number, and will by no means be enough to bring true diversity to the faculty. President Summers has said that more money will follow as proposals become implemented??€”and the University must stand by that commitment. In addition, there are some aspects of the task forces’ recommendations that are troubling. While it is too early to truly critique Harvard’s new policies, as none have been truly fleshed out, there are still some areas of the task forces’ reports of which...