Word: pays
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...long enough to gain familiarity with students and their buildings? While most Harvard guards had been on the force for 10 years or more, only three of the SSI guards on the Longwood campus could claim that length of tenure. In fact, outsourcing encourages mobility. Because of the lower pay and smaller benefits, fewer guards see the job as a long-term occupation...
When he started earlier this summer in Concord, Grodd could count the paid staff on one hand. His first job was to buy chairs. He was making campaign calls from a pay phone...
...packages differ in size from $250 to $3,000 annually, depending on how much is owed to each employee, and will pay out over one to four years. While both University and union officials could not cite exact dollar amounts, both said the total cost for the University would be in the millions...
Casual employees are classified as employees who work less than 17.5 hours a week or for less than three months total. They typically receive less pay, are not granted benefits and have little job security...
...Anyway, when the Sox nailed the coffin shut that day, pulling within three of the Yanks and sending a shiver back in Manhattan, I called the folks from a pay phone. "I told your father you'd be calling," Mom said in answering the phone. ?"Isn't it unbelievable!" So she's aboard again, riding with us to whatever it is that fate and the Yankees have in store this time...