Word: unionizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...good wages, both in private and public employment . . . But the consumers are not going to be satisfied with less and less value per dollar of price, which is the inevitable result of less and less production per dollar of cost. I am quite certain if businessmen and labor union leaders forget these truths, the consumer will remind them in ways that are clear and painful...
...assume," wrote the President, "that the experts on the side of the Soviet Union would be similarly chosen on the basis of special competence so as to assure that we get scientific, not political, conclusions...
...current drive for books sponsored by the World University Service is "progressing satisfactorily," Lawrence B. Ekpebu '60, chairman of the drive in the College, commented last night. The texts will be sent to India, Pakistan, the Union of South Africa, and Poland...
...talent for toughness and organization. Equity rules now apply for Canadian theaters and off-Broadway productions. The minimum scale has risen 20% since 1952, and rehearsal salaries in the same period jumped 50%. Woefully outdated agency rules were overhauled for the first time in 30 years, and the union's net worth, just shy of $750,000 when Bellamy took office, now stands at $1,500,000. despite expenditures of more than $300,000 for a new headquarters on West 47th Street...
...China." But Author de Beauvoir seems to have got around on her own a good deal and to have seen a nation that, if her account could be credited, would seem to be by far the happiest and justest known to man since Joseph Stalin ruled the Soviet Union. Items...