Word: turnoveritis
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Procter forthwith cut down on outside middlemen, and by setting up a network of P. & G.'s own distributors, flattened out the peaks and valleys. In 1923 P. & G. installed its guaranteed-employment plan, first of its kind in the U.S., and assured hourly workers 48 weeks' employment...
The big jump next year comes from the heavy turnover of Army personnel every other year due to the two-year draft term.
General Matthew Ridgway, in a farewell chat with correspondents at Roquencourt near Paris before turning over his SHAPE command to General Alfred Gruenther, aired some philosophical thoughts. Driving to headquarters that morning, he had found the highway crammed with vacation-bound motorists bearing camp chairs and tennis rackets, and "it...
Last week Labor Leader Darling put on another good show. For the 158 employees of Chicago's Hedco Manufacturing Corp. (radios & phonographs), Darling negotiated a new contract with Hedco President Paul Davidson, giving union members a year off with pay after ten years with the company. Employees who want...
One night in 1947, a delegation from the Harvard Boots and Wings Club, an exclusive organization open only to veteran parachutists, was wending its way back to the Houses from Cronin's. Pausing in front of the Kirkland Master's residence, and apropos of nothing, the men began to render...