Word: jobses
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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For an episode of ABC's "PrimeTime Live," two undercover reporters with hidden cameras applied for jobs and began work at Food Lion supermarkets in North and South Carolina. The footage they produced was aired in 1992 as part of a story accusing the supermarket chain of redating out-of...
"I don't believe that these large corporations are giving jobs to the citizens of Cambridge," said council candidate Helder "Sonny" Peixoto.
Davis, who is seeking her third term, put priority on the issue of new jobs being created in Cambridge that are filled by individuals living outside the city.
The janitors who clean our houses, for instance, are paid only $8.15 to $9.05 per hour, wages that correspond to incomes of $16,300 to $18,100 per year. Because Harvard pays so little, few janitors can afford to live in the community in which they work. Many have difficulty...
Harvard's resistance to paying a living wage is part of a larger effort by Harvard administrators to subject directly hired, unionized workers to terrible and demoralizing working conditions in order to replace them with cheaper, subcontracted labor--pushing wages down as the endowment goes up. For example, Harvard forced...