Word: pays
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...Although it is the group's responsibility to pay for the installation of a phone line and Internet connection, both Cooke and Epps say their office is willing to provide financial aid for such efforts...
...professor of government knows, dissent and demonstration have long and proud histories in our democracy. Those who organized and attended the rally were moved to action by the vision of a more just Harvard. We want to attend a university that respects its janitors and dining workers enough to pay them a decent wage. We are outraged that Harvard lacks basic resources like a women's center and adequate services for sexual assault...
...professor of government knows, dissent and demonstration have long and proud histories in our democracy. Those who organized and attended the rally were moved to action by the vision of a more just Harvard. We want to attend a university that respects its janitors and dining workers enough to pay them a decent wage. We are outraged that Harvard lacks basic resources like a women's center and adequate services for sexual assault...
Certainly, smaller businesses might find it harder to keep their stores open on Sundays, especially if they have to pay their employees time-and-a-half wages. But the repeal of the law in no way forces these stores into such a position. The fact that only large businesses may be able to sell liquor on Sundays will have minimal--if any--impact on regular week profits earned by smaller establishments...
...UNICCO pays Antonio $9.05 for each hour that he, literally, cleans up after us. And, this week, Antonio's pay is up for public debate with the outpouring of protests, posters and rallies organized by the Living Wage Campaign. Antonio, along with his fellow UNICCO workers who vacuum our hallowed halls, the dining staff who serve the "honorable" first-year law students their supper, joins the cashiers at Loker Commons and the Greenhouse as the collective victims of an unlivable wage...