Word: stone
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Christopher D. Stone...
...admit that MIT wage rates are "slightly" higher than those at Harvard, but point out that the University lacks the income from government contracts which make possible higher scales. "And don't forget that our wage agreement comes up for revision at the end of June," adds Thomas F. Stone, president of the HUERA...
HUERA officials also assert that fringe benefits such as insurance, vacations, and holidays at the University are equal to, if not better than, those offered elsewhere. "The new Harvard sick plan is the best anywhere," Stone comments...
Working conditions and job security are major attractions of University employment, he says. Pressure is less on University employees, and "it's easier on everyone's peace of mind to work for a few dollars less than on the outside," Stone remarks...
...economy." Businessmen feared that I.R.I., which has holdings in 86 companies and dominates most of them, would socialize even more of the Italian economy. Last week, in announcing I.R.I.'s biggest postwar expansion, Fascetti tried to soothe those fears. I.R.I., he said, must never become a stepping-stone to nationalization, "which has proved to be a failure throughout history in country after country...