Word: moralizer
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Unions charge that with the University's $13 billion and growing endowment, workers should share the wealth as members of the Harvard community. The world's richest university has a "moral obligation" to its employees, according to Steve G. McCombe, president of the Harvard University Security, Parking and Museum Guards Union...
...security guards and several other unions charge that Harvard has failed this moral test, using the threat of outsourcing jobs to weaken workers' bargaining power and force them to accept reduced benefits...
...Gross, Harvard's tendency to see itself simply as an employer, although entirely legal, is a moral failure for the greater goals of the University...
...union members say that this "typical" situation should not be permitted at a university with the money and moral stature of Harvard...
...multiple living wage rallies have been both loud and quietly passionate. At the first, Christopher J. Vaeth, a campaign organizer and second-year divinity school student, spoke about the moral imperative of the campaign...