Neighbors at work knit lives around office perks and ties
A profile of US workers whose jobs replace some home routines with on site services and social networks. Executives like Kathy Nusbaum juggle 12 hour days at USAA in San Antonio while using office dry cleaners, cafeterias and hotlines. Firms view lifestyle benefits as recruiting tools and retention aids in a tight market, shaping a new social contract between workers and employers.
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Kathy Nusbaum
USAA
San Antonio
Texas
Nusbaum
Linda Hall Whitman
Ceridian Performance Partners
Ceridian
Mike Major
Netscape
Mountain View
Calif
General Mills
American Association of Retired Persons
Harvard
Robert Putnam
Yankelovich Partners
Cheryl Kiser
Vilar finds his music gene in European opera
Alberto Vilar, living near the United Nations, embraces European classical music over Caribbean rhythms. A former banker turned investor, he built Amerindo into a tech and growth fund, backed notable firms, and now funds opera and medical centers. He skis vigorously, funds philanthropy, and plans more gifts as he ages.
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Vilar
United Nations
Mozart
Don Giovanni
United States
Puerto Rico
Washington and Jefferson University
Germany
Fidel Castro
Citibank
Colombia
Wall Street
Burnham & Co
Drexel Burnham Lambert
Boston
ING Barings
Amerindo Investment Advisors
Microsoft
Compaq
Intel
Oracle
Cisco
Amerindo
New York
London
Vail
Los Angeles
Met
Amerindo Advisors
Avilar
Avant! Corp
James W. Kinnear
Texaco
Alberto Vilar
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O'Grady
Jill Siewert
Weston
Mass
Kiser
Boston College
West Group
Mee
the University Partnership
Lorain County Community College
SOLU
LCCC
Spitzer Conference Center
Nieaeepa
Community Health Partners Hospital & Surgical Center
Kolbe Road
Lorain
Friends & Neighbors
Community Hospitals
St. Joseph & Lorain
Silver Wheels Bicycle Club
St. Joseph
Hospital & Surgical Center
Ith
Partners IN Health
Partners For Life
Catholic Healthcare Partners