Now the group is calling on the White House to issue yet another order, one that would give contracting preference to so-called "model employers" that pay at least $15 per hour and offer benefits.
on Friday, 18 senators, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass)., asked Obama to issue a "model employer" executive order, which would give contracting preference to firms that pay a living wage, offer health care and sick leave, and guarantee union rights for workers.
Grijalva and his fellow caucus co-chair, Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn)., are putting their weight behind two proposals in particular: one executive order that would give federal contracting preference to firms that pay a living wage of $15 and provide basic benefits to workers, and another guaranteeing that contractors wouldn't interfere with worker efforts to unionize.
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill)., Sanders and other senators sent a letter to Obama in response to Gladden's story, calling on the president to issue a "model employer" executive order that would give contracting preference to firms that pay a living wage, offer health care and sick leave, and guarantee union rights for workers. .
Our main purpose is to investigate the contract preferences for such a supply chain and to examine whether both parties prefer to keep contract type consistency over the two periods.
We also focus on how the stochastic learning effect affects the contract preferences.
Ultimately, he wants B corps to get the kinds of tax breaks and contract preferences nonprofits and minority-run companies enjoy.
As expected, income is an important determinant for GPs contract preferences.
Thus, the number of hours worked per se does not appear to be decisive for GPs contract preferences.
Specifically, if both the mean and variance of the learning rate held by the supplier are relatively large, a two-part nonlinear contract offered in both periods can help both players to reach contract preference consensus.
