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...contract will last for three years. It will likely include a salary increase package for the union of about four percent for the first year, withflexibility above four percent in years two andthree. The agreement will preserve a progressionincrease program to reward employees for thelength of their Harvard service...
...will apply to just 1,100 of the 3,000 appointments Clinton expects to make. Members of his transition team were said to be concerned that making the rules too strict would scare away the best job candidates. And you thought government service -- at a good salary -- was sufficient reward in itself...
When he joined the Clinton transition team lastmonth, Reich told reporters at the Taubman Centerhe was not seeking a position in the Clintonadministration. But few analysts ever doubted thatClinton would reward his long-time friend andadvisor with a position...
...instance, Jaeger said, the union would notagree to a package in which Harvard Vice Presidentfor Finance Robert H. Scott chose 1,000 unionmembers who would each get a 20 percent raise. Theunion has been particularly concerned aboutprotecting progressive pay increase structures,which reward employees for their length of serviceto Harvard...
...Pont, former Secretary of Education William Bennett and a host of like-minded Republicans in the House of Representatives. Most G.O.P. veterans acknowledge that whoever takes control of the party in 1996 will have to adopt at least some of the progressives' ideas. "The country stands ready to reward whichever party can deliver real results at the lowest possible cost," says James Pinkerton, a Bush campaign aide who is one of the group's leading thinkers. "And in this day and age, that puts a premium on nonbureaucratic solutions...