Executives Still Accept Transfers, Says ETC Chief
Theodore Bell of Employee Transfer Corp. reports a survey of 346 executives who had 1 to 3 prior relocations shows over 84 percent would move again and 80.6 percent of their families would relocate. Yet 78 percent would reject a transfer if it brought real financial burden. The study notes stress but highlights a firm’s role in easing moves with house purchase help and a full package service for intracompany and external transfers. Most respondents were married with children, earning 15 000 to over 50 000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Theodore Bell
Employee Transfer Corp
Chicago
Bell
J.H. Foegen
Winona State University Business School
Foegen
ETC
Court finds firm conflict lets Westinghouse case proceed
A seven circuit panel ruled Judge Prentice H Marshall abused discretion by not forcing Kirkland Ellis to withdraw from representing Westinghouse in a multi million dollar uranium industry antitrust suit. The firms defendants had earlier employed the firm in 1976 raising conflict concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Prentice H. Marshall
Kirkland & Ellis
Westinghouse Corp
Westinghouse
Onassis wedding shifts power behind Iron Curtain
Christina Onassis, heiress to a $500 million empire, plans to wed Sergei Kauzoff of Sevfracht in Moscow. Greek officials fear Soviet control of Skorpios and Christina’s ability to live abroad. a source says property and fortune may stay under Soviet oversight while Christina would retain management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onassis
Athens
Greece
UPI
Christina Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Sergei Kauzoff
Sevfracht
Christina
Kauzoff
Paris
Moscow
Costas Gratsos
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Soviet Union
Skorpios
Jacqueline
Niarchos
Kautoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Solarmobil
Sasbach
West Germany
Jeannine Pace
Travel Inn
Minooka Rd
Kinsman
Grundy County National Bank
the Store For Men & Boys
Nal Wear
Liberty St
Morris
Talty
E. Jackson ST
Chevy
Ill
Monte Carlo