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To alleviate fear that a laborsaving idea might result in the loss of one's own job (and at least $1 million have been saved by eliminating surplus positions through attrition since the VMPS was launched two years ago, King reports), there is a no-layoff policy. Perhaps the online tutors would indeed be more effective than the librarian in helping the teens think through the science fair project or come up with an idea for a new laborsaving device. A new stacked twin-turret winder has laborsaving features for winding small stretch-film rolls of up to 12 in. |
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