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...some kind of stress, and 63% say they'd rather have more time off than more money," says Robinson. "We have no identity outside of work, and there's this new glorification of the tech guy who works 18 hours a day. The issue is: How does a corporation reward the people responsible for this economic boom? It's all going to the CEOs through stock options and executive-vacation packages...
...head counselor at Chamblee High School, a magnet school outside Atlanta. He no longer has doubts about his present or his future. "When you can look at yourself in the mirror and say, 'I helped a young person be a better human being today,' that is a great reward," he says...
...Businesses, especially capital-intensive ones like the dot-coms, have no love of more expensive money. But Father Greenback has sold the markets on his firm hand, says TIME senior economics reporter Bernard Baumohl, and a full half-point hike was the only way for Greenspan to reward that confidence now. "The markets were worried for a moment that the Fed was behind the curve, but Greenspan realizes that in spite of all the tapping of brakes with the five quarter-point hikes, the economy seems impervious." And when the economy gets impervious, the Fed gets worried about inflation...
Seltzer's tenure may be incongruous at Harvard but that makes it no less important. Harvard must reward teaching excellence as well as published works, be friendly to women, not punish parents--mothers and fathers--and nurture its junior faculty...
...West Side Ecumenical Ministry to announce a plan to help the working poor buy health insurance, make a down payment on a new home and build up personal savings. The price tag: a very un-Republican $42 billion over five years. "Our economy must also honor and reward the hard work of factory and field, of waiting tables and driving cabs," Bush told the largely Hispanic audience. "Not just enterprise, but sheer effort; not just technology, but toil...