Word: placement
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Alliance member said, "Anybody can learn to mimeograph for an organization. But that's no good for later. ABCD is more job placement than job training...
Szaro spun and twisted over the goal line from there and added the placement with his left-footed soccer-style kick...
...funds for its poverty programs, budgeted $30 million for them this year alone. Because many of the city's 520,000 Negroes (out of a population of 1,600,000) are unequipped to qualify for other than manual labor, some $10 million will go toward special training and placement programs for the unskilled and the illiterate. A $4,000,000 medical program furnishes family-planning advice, outpatient clinics and the like. To cool any potential riot fever, the city had allotted an additional $3,000,000 for this summer's Head Start and recreation programs. So well...
...Pitt News. The ingratiating pitch at Pitt was pretty much the corporate commencement address of 1967. In their never-ending need for skilled manpower, companies all over the country have been plying more graduates with more money than ever before. All in all, says the authoritative College Placement Council, this has been "the toughest, most competitive college-recruiting year in history...
...demand intensifies, the prices go up. The Harvard Business School last week announced that its 648 new M.B.A.s had been hired at an average of $11,300 a year, as compared with $10,300 in 1966. According to the College Placement Council, the average starting salary for chemical engineers, last year's highest-paid group-at $682 a month-has risen to $733. Math and physics students are getting $698, compared with $648 in 1966. Even the $589 that lowly humanities students got was a brisk increase over last year...