Word: pays
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...tried to contact company officials at UNICCO and SSI, Harvard's current outsourcers, with mixed success. SSI referred me to their president, Ed Silvey, who repeatedly did not return my calls. Walter W. Crow, the in-house counsel for UNICCO, faxed me a statement that "UNICCO pays its full time employees throughout Cambridge a wage not less than $9.20 an hour" and that they also receive pension and health insurance. "Part time employees receive not less than $8.25," he wrote, and "all employees receive paid vacations, jury duty pay, bereavement pay, personal days, and holidays." Adding these up, Crow contended...
...overall well-being, benefits cannot be compared to wages, Offner said. She stressed that a large number of workers only receive wages and those who receive benefits shouldn't be penalized since, as she put it, "no matter how many dental appointments Harvard gives its workers, you can't pay rent in dental appointments...
...According to Wamback, "There is a Federal regulation instituted in 1986 by the Immigration and Naturalization Services which requires anyone who works for pay in the U.S. to submit various forms of identification and indicate citizenship. I-9 signifies that a student has filed an I-9 form with the Payroll Office or with a previous Harvard employer. It exists on the card for the convenience of the student...
...think these notes are essentially Cliff Notes, and you get what you pay for," Fash says. Fash teaches Foreign Cultures 34, "Mesoamerican Civilations...
...concern as well. It is not enough to condemn violence and bloodshed. The U.S. must take a more active role in international relations and the first step toward this goal is more active participation in and support for the United Nations. It is time for the U.S. to pay its back dues to the U.N. and wake up and realize that global politics are important...