Word: stocking
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...came up with a fairly clear idea of the issues surrounding a living wage in particular and the issues surrounding the contingent workforce at Harvard," said Larsen Professor of Political Economy James H. Stock, a member of the committee. "It is my hope that this will address the concerns of the administration and the University more generally...
...scope of the committee was to consider contingent workers at Harvard and from the outset we considered that [we needed] to include the employees of contractors and the casual workforce," Stock said...
...Different members of the committee had different responsibilities for talking to different people," Stock said...
What makes these sites so exciting is that they enable small savers to systematically sock away money in companies that don't offer dividend reinvestment or direct-stock purchase plans. But even those that make such plans available can and in some cases should be bought this way as well. The sites condense your records and make it far easier to determine your cost basis when it comes time to sell. There are drawbacks, including an absence of foreign stocks or ADRs. At Netstock, selling triggers a $19.95 commission...
...find the undue praise and attention being lavished on the Oscar-winning film American Beauty disturbing and unwarranted [PEOPLE, April 10]. If adultery, murder, homosexuality, voyeurism and abuse of women are normal in American society, then surely the time has come to stop and take stock. JOHN ST. C. WHITTALL Johannesburg