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...This is something that future administrators can look back on an ask ‘are these still problems today?’” SAC secretary Ethan Y. Yeh ‘02 said...
...results right now,” co-captain Joe Finelli said. “It’s frustrating, but we’re not going to get too down about it. We’re looking forward to getting faster and faster, and of course to hosting H-Y-P’s this weekend...
...Y The (lack of an) Italian Job Francesco Bruno has given up hope of ever finding a permanent job. The best the 30-year-old university graduate says he can expect is a call back from Alitalia for another short-term contract as a flight attendant. "I see myself as a permanent temporary worker," says Bruno, who asked that his real name not be used for fear of jeopardizing his standing with the airline. With Europe's ongoing push to create a job market with U.S.-style flexibility, such employment uncertainty is becoming common. Eurostat reports that the number...
...Y The end of Dialogue To many, Germany is an oasis of labor peace. Between 1990 and 1998, the country lost just 13 working days per 1,000 workers annually because of strikes. In the U.K. the figure was 32, while France lost 87 days and Spain 344. Unions like the powerful IG Metall, which represents workers in manufacturing industries from cars to electronics, agreed to modest wage packages in hopes of creating more jobs. But IG Metall signaled last week that peace has its limits. Germany's largest industrial union took a strike vote in two regions...
...Cruz y Ortiz Buildings