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According to Harvard's Wage and Benefits Parity Policy??introduced after student protests in 2001—outside contractors like AlliedBarton must pay their employees wages similar to those received by in-house unionized employees who perform the same work...
According to Harvard's Wage and Benefits Parity Policy??introduced after student protests in 2001—outside contractors like AlliedBarton must pay their employees wages similar to those received by in-house unionized employees who perform the same work...
According to Harvard's Wage and Benefits Parity Policy??introduced after student protests in 2001—outside contractors like AlliedBarton must pay their employees wages similar to those received by in-house unionized employees who perform the same work...
...right, the devil is in the details, and the AlliedBarton contract deserves Harvard’s highest scrutiny.We also agree with Stand For Security that Harvard should make a public statement supporting their modest demands. The University should issue an explicit statement that itwill stand by its official policy??without allowing for loopholes that allow outsourced jobs to live up to the letter of Harvard’s policy but not its spirit of fairness.That being said, we cannot support Stand For Security’s methods. A hunger strike is a wildly inappropriate way to conduct this...
...promote research and development for neglected diseases,” and “measure research success according to impact on human welfare.” A letter to President-elect Drew G. Faust calling for “a more socially conscious technology transfer policy?? at Harvard was also available for students to sign. Connie E. Chen ’08, a member of the Harvard branch of UAEM, explained in an interview afterward that while the connection between university licensing policies and drug affordability has not been widely discussed within the global health community...