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...upon the purchases made by the members, but also the comfort and convenience of the members, so far as the latter depend upon the efficiency of the body of persons employed in the Society's stores. To secure this contemplated improvement in the personnel, the Society will have to pay better salaries than it has paid in the past. It may be that the immediate effect of the new policy will be a slight temporary reduction in the rate of dividend. The Directors believe that in the long run the rate of dividend will not be impared; and that...
Some of our best employees are underpaid. They have remained in our service upon the representation of the present Board of Directors that they would try to secure the re-organization of the Society on such a basis that they, the Directors, would be able-not only to pay the salaries prevailing in the open market, but also to give better guarantee of security of employment, and freedom from unintelligent interference in matters of administrative detail at the hands of the Board of Directors. Our Society has not escaped entirely the dangers that beset industrial concerns or trading concerns that...
...vote to pay the President $800 a year, and the Secretary $10 for every Directors' meeting attended. Any scheme which seeks to secure to the consumer the middleman's profit should pay its way; it should not be based on charity. To accept in the form of dividends upon one's purchases, the result of the unpaid labor of President, Secretary, or Director, is to accept charity. H.R. MEYER
...cash business, has practically no debts, and is entitled to the best rating that Bradstreet or Dun give. The condition of affairs of the Society, being such ought net to cause anyone any uneasiness. The members of the Society are in no danger of being called-upon to pay the debts of the Society, even if they are liable, which is doubtful. So confident of the strength of the Society are the members of the Faculty who are on the Board that they are willing to take upon themselves all the responsibility in the proposed cor- poration. No officer...
...CRIMSON of April 25, a notice appeared to the effect that the tennis courts would be open until 7 o'clock every evening and that players using the courts a half hour or less would not be required to pay for a full hour, but for only one-half hour. This change applies to players using the courts after 6 o'clock, but not during the morning or afternoon hours...