Word: staff
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...come up with a plan to ally his own successful theater with Denver's troupe to be. "Time is the hardest thing to buy," says Davidson, 44, whose theater won a Tony Award last year. "While its own resident company is evolving, Denver can borrow scripts, artists and staff from us." The theaters, which are scheduled to open next year, will not always be full during the first years. Says Davidson: "It takes time, too, to enlarge and train audience support...
Like every manager, Welch's duties included preparing the IAB ("the worst facility in the Ivy League") for practice, making travel arrangements and accommodations for the squad on road trips, and ensuring that a myriad of "petty things" (more commonly called "shit work") were done in order that the staff could concentrate solely on its coaching duties...
...aide, who wished to remain unidentified, said yesterday, "The bill's primary function is to reaffirm Congressional intent to include hospital staff under the NLRA." He added underthe original Hospital Act, residents and interns could participate in collective bargaining, but a 1974 decision by the National Labor Relations Board reversed this intent...
According to the statement, interns and residents work at hospitals in order tofurther their education, and not to meet professional staff requirements. Tostesonfurther wrote that unionization of thehouse staff would "undermine the faculty's capacity to provide the besteducational...
Since 1975, 50 members of the health clinic staff have left the university, Schiffer said...