One would have thought the benefits of humane management would be self-evident---Benevolence pays: who knew ---but in this era of turbo-capitalism, the over-supply of callous management accounts for the rising demand for such sane advice.
We were among the nearly 500,000 Cubans who entered the United States as refugees between 1959 and 1973 and benefited from humane policies like the Cuban Refugee Assistance Program (CRA), created by President John F. Kennedy through an executive order in 1961.
By exposing her body in Peta's ad, Pamela hoped to expose others to the benefits of a humane vegan diet.
Considering the size of the military budget and tax cuts for the wealthy, there's more than enough money available to provide all with humane benefits.
In Grandin's words, this outpost of modern capitalism was to be "an example of his particular American dream, of how Ford-style capitalism — high wages, humane benefits and moral improvement — could bring prosperity to a benighted land".
"Our laws also guarantee employees basic humane benefits like sick leave, health care, and paid parental leave.
Maybe you could convince Americans of the benefits of more humane prisons by introducing them to Kai Schulz.
For Wood, this empathetic venture is the highest and most humane benefit of fiction.
On the campaign stump, Vice President Al Gore pushes his plan for a Medicare prescription drug benefit as a humane effort to help older Americans who are being gouged by profit-hungry pharmaceutical manufacturers.
"Benefits Street was a sympathetic, humane and objective portrayal of how people are coping with continuing austerity and cuts in benefits," a spokesperson said.
Roughly a third of the report's 77 recommendations involve improvements to the social security system to make the administration of benefits more efficient, speedy and humane.
