Word: turnoveritis
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¶After questioning 80 large corporations, Bernard Haldane, president of Executive Job Counselors, reported the cost to industry of hiring the new college graduate. The recruiting of a liberal arts man costs $500, an engineer, $2,600. It costs $1,000 to train a graduate for the first year, and...
A major administration turnover occurred in mid-April, when Dean Chester N. Greenough '98 retired to devote all his time to teaching English. Alfred C. Hanford, professor of Government, replaced him as Dean of the College. Greenough remarked that "it will be, of course, a great relief to shift the...
The word spread quickly through CBS's Manhattan headquarters: "Godfrey's done it again." Without warning, TV's Arthur Godfrey had called in three writers and six members of his cast, bluntly told them that they were fired "in the interests of good showmanship." Said Godfrey to...
Dozens of public and private groups are already hard at work on the problem. President Eisenhower has set up a top-level committee to promote the hiring of physically or mentally handicapped. The Office of Vocational Rehabilitation is doling out $30 million in Government aid to state agencies to help...
Two years ago, at Royal "suggestion," the company even agreed to move its main offices from New York to the desert, with the result that Aramco is no longer an American company with branches abroad; it is an American company with a branch in the U.S. To join Aramco today...