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Demonstrators accused the University of pinching pennies at workers?? expense. Cleaning is a labor-intensive industry, which means that cutting labor costs is a primary means to lower overall costs...
...delay also meant that in-country partners in Nigeria—including doctors, nurses, counselors, and community health workers??went without pay from Harvard for five months, according to Idoko...
Emma S. Mackinnon ’05, who has campaigned for workers?? rights and Harvard Corporation accountability, and helped plan the CIA protest, talked about the difference between students of yore and today. “Forty years ago students understood that the administration did not need their help, that they didn’t need to take the Man’s side to make protesters suffer more,” she said. “If Harvard’s going to Ad board somebody, they don’t need the vice president...
Because funding for the program was delayed in March, in-country partners in Nigeria—including doctors, nurses, counselors and community health workers??went without pay for five months, Idako said...
...Latino vote from 35 to 44 percent. We invested in new media—and placed ads in places that the Democrats didn’t see: health club networks, and metro traffic reports. We believed in a volunteer-based workforce, because people trust their neighbors more than paid workers??and, through common interests like hunting or church or PTA meetings, attracted 1.4 million volunteers, and 7 million e-activists...