Word: turnoveritis
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The firm wins high marks for its lean management but lower grades for its treatment of employees. Top editors are paid well; Helen Gurley Brown, still Cosmo's guiding light at 65, reportedly earns $500,000 a year, plus a slice of her magazine's profits. But middle-level staffers...
Like many other private men's organizations, the nearly 20,000 worldwide chapters of the Rotary International are not all that private. That was one reason why last week the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously upheld the use of a state antidiscrimination law to bar Rotary International from ousting a California...
While McDonald's employees generally praise their working conditions and the respect accorded them by their bosses, they find the wages inadequate to support one person, much less a family. Rick Laviak, 16, who has worked at a suburban San Diego outlet for more than a year, enjoys his job...
Because of the four-quarter "Dartmouth Plan," which requires students to take fall. winter or if spring term off during their sophomore and junior years, there is a high student turnover rate that leads students to change roommate frequently.
Burk says that both the residence halls have characters of their own, and that there is a popular intramural program operating out of the houses. He adds, however, that the turnover rate is perhaps too high in the dorms, with students entering and leaving at the end of every quarter...