Word: worker
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Nadja B. Gould, a clinical social worker atUniversity Health Services (UHS), was thesupervisor of Room 13 from 1978 until last yearand is the authority on its history...
Mougalian was required to withdraw from the school by the Administrative Board and spent his first year as a facilities maintenance worker for the Massachusetts-based Varian Company and his second year and a half working at Waterstone's Booksellers in Boston...
Certainly Stimson's case illustrates thecomplications posed by the two-worker marriage...
...minutes / Time since last execution in Massachusetts 27,331,200 minutes / Average trolley ride to freshman formal 17 minutes / new Pudding show has been performed for 840 minutes / Girl Scout cookies can be delivered in 25,920 minutes / For an hour's worth of minimum wage ($5.25), a sweatshop worker must work 456.5 minutes / Grendel's expected to reopen in 139,680 minutes / Model Congress lasted 1,380 minutes / Time since Clinton's alleged assault on Juanita Broaddrick 11,037,600 minutes / new "Star Wars" premiers in 122,400 minutes
Greenspan expects "no breakout of inflation," analyzes Baumohl, but he does believe it "could pick up a bit in 1999." One of the main reasons the Fed chairman cited for his prediction was what he called "worker depletion." Full employment has created a scarcity of labor in a number of sectors, explains Baumohl, and that shortage could cause a small rise in wage inflation this year. Having engineered one of the most remarkable economies of modern times, Greenspan now finds himself in the ironic position of working to ensure that success doesn't defeat itself...