Word: units
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Medical Area Employees Organizing Committee, an affiliate of District 65, petitioned the NLRB in February for permission to hold the election; Harvard insisted that the only appropriate bargaining unit for these workers would be University-wide, and after three long months of hearings the case went to Fuchs...
...things this time are not quite so simple. The problem is that, at the request of both Harvard and the union, Fuchs agreed to take the unusual step of considering a "fragmented" case. Hearings on phase one, whether the medical area is an appropriate bargaining unit, had been completed, but phase two, which was to be devoted to determining which classifications of employees would be eligible to join a union if one was established, hadn't even begun. Since phase two is an issue only if the NLRB favors the union on phase 1, Fuchs broke precedent and reviewed...
...recommendations, which were made by the "Self-Appraisal" committee, also called for MIT to adopt a "per unit" tuition plan, and drop the flat rate tuition plan...
...University leased a 13-acre parcel near the Medical School for the construction of the 774-unit mixed-income housing to the Roxbury Tenants of Harvard, independent developer H. Ralph Taylor and general contractor George Macomber in April...
...countryside, four or five agents of the Service of Official Trips accompany the President, a force that grows to 25 when he is confronted with large holiday crowds. As in most European countries, local forces are expected to provide additional security forces as needed. At Elysee Palace, a small unit of seven to nine men guard the gate, while the rest of the palace is watched over by a dozen or so city policemen. Files are kept on potential assassins and all threats are investigated, but, says one senior ministry official with a shrug, "The danger here, like everywhere...