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Jan 1960-Dec’ 1972
GLOBE AND MAIL
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EDMONTON (CP) — The
business community has to
undergo fundamental changes
in attitude if it wants to hang
on io its secretaries and keep
offices functioning smoothly,
says Dr. Stephen Kashuia.
Dr. Kashuba, chairman of
the secretarial sciences de-
pariment at Grant MacEwan
Community College, said if
the business community
doesn’t “clean up its act, the
secretary as we know her
today will become extinct.
“She’s already a vanishing
breed.”
His warning seems to be
backed up by the fact that
Canada Manpower, in one re-
cent day, listed 245 secretarial
vacancies in ‘the Edmonton
area.
Dr. Kashuba suggested one
change that might boost the
morale of secretarial workers
is a revision of job titles.
Even the lowest-paid clerk-
iovid be relerred to us
an “adininistrative assistant,”
said, adding this is not just
a gimmick.
‘taries,
“As long as we continus to
categorize pcople as secre-
clerk-typists, mail
clerks,’ filing clerks, sienogra-
phers, ‘there is no way we can
escape the attitude of servi-
tude we have toward secretar-
ial staff.”
A filing clerk should be
called a “‘records and systems
manager; » use of the word
“manager” connotes authori-
ty and responsibility and pro-
duces a_ positive response
from the employee.”
“The secretary is the life-
blocd of the firm. She makes
it go.” The question of salary
is of basic importance.
“ got a call from an ac-
counting firm that wanted a
girl for a secretarial posi-
tion,” Dr. Kashuba said. “We
always talk to these people
about salaries and I told this
_ fellow the girl should be paid
nothing less than $400 a
month.
“When he said’ he coyldn’t
pay her that, I ask him why,
and he said: ‘My wife hes
been here 20 years and she
only gets $320.’ ”
That kind of situation is a
prime factor contributing to
the city’s shortage of secre-
tarial employees, he said.
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. May 1946-Oct 1952/Dee 1952- Feb. 1974
FINANCIAL POST
Jan 1960-Dec’ 1972
GLOBE AND MAIL
; ‘. “1849-June 1 1923/ July 2 1923 - Feb 1927
‘| MANCHESTER GUARDIAN WEEKLY
; . Jan 1966-Dec 1966/Jan 1968-Dec 1971
| | PROVINCE
1 Mar 1894-Jan 1913/Mar 1913-Dec 1945/
Feb 1946-Feb 1974
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EDMONTON (CP) — The
business community has to
undergo fundamental changes
in attitude if it wants to hang
on io its secretaries and keep
offices functioning smoothly,
says Dr. Stephen Kashuia.
Dr. Kashuba, chairman of
the secretarial sciences de-
pariment at Grant MacEwan
Community College, said if
the business community
doesn’t “clean up its act, the
secretary as we know her
today will become extinct.
“She’s already a vanishing
breed.”
His warning seems to be
backed up by the fact that
Canada Manpower, in one re-
cent day, listed 245 secretarial
vacancies in ‘the Edmonton
area.
Dr. Kashuba suggested one
change that might boost the
morale of secretarial workers
is a revision of job titles.
Even the lowest-paid clerk-
iovid be relerred to us
an “adininistrative assistant,”
said, adding this is not just
a gimmick.
‘taries,
“As long as we continus to
categorize pcople as secre-
clerk-typists, mail
clerks,’ filing clerks, sienogra-
phers, ‘there is no way we can
escape the attitude of servi-
tude we have toward secretar-
ial staff.”
A filing clerk should be
called a “‘records and systems
manager; » use of the word
“manager” connotes authori-
ty and responsibility and pro-
duces a_ positive response
from the employee.”
“The secretary is the life-
blocd of the firm. She makes
it go.” The question of salary
is of basic importance.
“ got a call from an ac-
counting firm that wanted a
girl for a secretarial posi-
tion,” Dr. Kashuba said. “We
always talk to these people
about salaries and I told this
_ fellow the girl should be paid
nothing less than $400 a
month.
“When he said’ he coyldn’t
pay her that, I ask him why,
and he said: ‘My wife hes
been here 20 years and she
only gets $320.’ ”
That kind of situation is a
prime factor contributing to
the city’s shortage of secre-
tarial employees, he said.
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but CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR |
4 Mar.-Apr. 1965/Jan3 -Dec 30 1972
“ COLUMBIAN . |
Pa Sept 1899-Oct 1934/Jan 1935-Dec 1945/ |
. May 1946-Oct 1952/Dee 1952- Feb. 1974
FINANCIAL POST
Jan 1960-Dec’ 1972
GLOBE AND MAIL
; ‘. “1849-June 1 1923/ July 2 1923 - Feb 1927
‘| MANCHESTER GUARDIAN WEEKLY
; . Jan 1966-Dec 1966/Jan 1968-Dec 1971
| | PROVINCE
1 Mar 1894-Jan 1913/Mar 1913-Dec 1945/
Feb 1946-Feb 1974
VANCOUVER SUN
Jan 1965-Oct 1966/ Dec 1966-Feb 1974
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St aed
EDMONTON (CP) — The
business community has to
undergo fundamental changes
in attitude if it wants to hang
on io its secretaries and keep
offices functioning smoothly,
says Dr. Stephen Kashuia.
Dr. Kashuba, chairman of
the secretarial sciences de-
pariment at Grant MacEwan
Community College, said if
the business community
doesn’t “clean up its act, the
secretary as we know her
today will become extinct.
“She’s already a vanishing
breed.”
His warning seems to be
backed up by the fact that
Canada Manpower, in one re-
cent day, listed 245 secretarial
vacancies in ‘the Edmonton
area.
Dr. Kashuba suggested one
change that might boost the
morale of secretarial workers
is a revision of job titles.
Even the lowest-paid clerk-
iovid be relerred to us
an “adininistrative assistant,”
said, adding this is not just
a gimmick.
‘taries,
“As long as we continus to
categorize pcople as secre-
clerk-typists, mail
clerks,’ filing clerks, sienogra-
phers, ‘there is no way we can
escape the attitude of servi-
tude we have toward secretar-
ial staff.”
A filing clerk should be
called a “‘records and systems
manager; » use of the word
“manager” connotes authori-
ty and responsibility and pro-
duces a_ positive response
from the employee.”
“The secretary is the life-
blocd of the firm. She makes
it go.” The question of salary
is of basic importance.
“ got a call from an ac-
counting firm that wanted a
girl for a secretarial posi-
tion,” Dr. Kashuba said. “We
always talk to these people
about salaries and I told this
_ fellow the girl should be paid
nothing less than $400 a
month.
“When he said’ he coyldn’t
pay her that, I ask him why,
and he said: ‘My wife hes
been here 20 years and she
only gets $320.’ ”
That kind of situation is a
prime factor contributing to
the city’s shortage of secre-
tarial employees, he said.
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NO. OF SUB'S
suapay Tee (WITH
joo. MABARTNE) | 8
. SCRRM- ELTA MESSENGER i. -.3
SURREY L le# S
THE. TIVES: I oN
7 zDU@ATIONAL
URPLEMENT + me
i dros LITERARY SUPPLEMENT 1 5S
Speco STAR ee
4 UVER SUN 3 "SW eR
TE ROCK SUN ivcs
i ite MICROFILM HOLDINGS
but CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR |
4 Mar.-Apr. 1965/Jan3 -Dec 30 1972
“ COLUMBIAN . |
Pa Sept 1899-Oct 1934/Jan 1935-Dec 1945/ |
. May 1946-Oct 1952/Dee 1952- Feb. 1974
FINANCIAL POST
Jan 1960-Dec’ 1972
GLOBE AND MAIL
; ‘. “1849-June 1 1923/ July 2 1923 - Feb 1927
‘| MANCHESTER GUARDIAN WEEKLY
; . Jan 1966-Dec 1966/Jan 1968-Dec 1971
| | PROVINCE
1 Mar 1894-Jan 1913/Mar 1913-Dec 1945/
Feb 1946-Feb 1974
VANCOUVER SUN
Jan 1965-Oct 1966/ Dec 1966-Feb 1974
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ew ier
oN
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Ne ae Ye ere
St aed
EDMONTON (CP) — The
business community has to
undergo fundamental changes
in attitude if it wants to hang
on io its secretaries and keep
offices functioning smoothly,
says Dr. Stephen Kashuia.
Dr. Kashuba, chairman of
the secretarial sciences de-
pariment at Grant MacEwan
Community College, said if
the business community
doesn’t “clean up its act, the
secretary as we know her
today will become extinct.
“She’s already a vanishing
breed.”
His warning seems to be
backed up by the fact that
Canada Manpower, in one re-
cent day, listed 245 secretarial
vacancies in ‘the Edmonton
area.
Dr. Kashuba suggested one
change that might boost the
morale of secretarial workers
is a revision of job titles.
Even the lowest-paid clerk-
iovid be relerred to us
an “adininistrative assistant,”
said, adding this is not just
a gimmick.
‘taries,
“As long as we continus to
categorize pcople as secre-
clerk-typists, mail
clerks,’ filing clerks, sienogra-
phers, ‘there is no way we can
escape the attitude of servi-
tude we have toward secretar-
ial staff.”
A filing clerk should be
called a “‘records and systems
manager; » use of the word
“manager” connotes authori-
ty and responsibility and pro-
duces a_ positive response
from the employee.”
“The secretary is the life-
blocd of the firm. She makes
it go.” The question of salary
is of basic importance.
“ got a call from an ac-
counting firm that wanted a
girl for a secretarial posi-
tion,” Dr. Kashuba said. “We
always talk to these people
about salaries and I told this
_ fellow the girl should be paid
nothing less than $400 a
month.
“When he said’ he coyldn’t
pay her that, I ask him why,
and he said: ‘My wife hes
been here 20 years and she
only gets $320.’ ”
That kind of situation is a
prime factor contributing to
the city’s shortage of secre-
tarial employees, he said.
Oh ee
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M ed¥iiat subscript tons
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NO. OF SUB'S
suapay Tee (WITH
joo. MABARTNE) | 8
. SCRRM- ELTA MESSENGER i. -.3
SURREY L le# S
THE. TIVES: I oN
7 zDU@ATIONAL
URPLEMENT + me
i dros LITERARY SUPPLEMENT 1 5S
Speco STAR ee
4 UVER SUN 3 "SW eR
TE ROCK SUN ivcs
i ite MICROFILM HOLDINGS
but CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR |
4 Mar.-Apr. 1965/Jan3 -Dec 30 1972
“ COLUMBIAN . |
Pa Sept 1899-Oct 1934/Jan 1935-Dec 1945/ |
. May 1946-Oct 1952/Dee 1952- Feb. 1974
FINANCIAL POST
Jan 1960-Dec’ 1972
GLOBE AND MAIL
; ‘. “1849-June 1 1923/ July 2 1923 - Feb 1927
‘| MANCHESTER GUARDIAN WEEKLY
; . Jan 1966-Dec 1966/Jan 1968-Dec 1971
| | PROVINCE
1 Mar 1894-Jan 1913/Mar 1913-Dec 1945/
Feb 1946-Feb 1974
VANCOUVER SUN
Jan 1965-Oct 1966/ Dec 1966-Feb 1974
tere
9090000900090 09900000099009090900909900
ea noneess — oo s
Lo Voie Gi Ui bie @
é 7 ares
eu iw trips (SLU
ar non
ae he bat Nat OD
ew ier
oN
Rm Ne
Ne ae Ye ere
St aed
EDMONTON (CP) — The
business community has to
undergo fundamental changes
in attitude if it wants to hang
on io its secretaries and keep
offices functioning smoothly,
says Dr. Stephen Kashuia.
Dr. Kashuba, chairman of
the secretarial sciences de-
pariment at Grant MacEwan
Community College, said if
the business community
doesn’t “clean up its act, the
secretary as we know her
today will become extinct.
“She’s already a vanishing
breed.”
His warning seems to be
backed up by the fact that
Canada Manpower, in one re-
cent day, listed 245 secretarial
vacancies in ‘the Edmonton
area.
Dr. Kashuba suggested one
change that might boost the
morale of secretarial workers
is a revision of job titles.
Even the lowest-paid clerk-
iovid be relerred to us
an “adininistrative assistant,”
said, adding this is not just
a gimmick.
‘taries,
“As long as we continus to
categorize pcople as secre-
clerk-typists, mail
clerks,’ filing clerks, sienogra-
phers, ‘there is no way we can
escape the attitude of servi-
tude we have toward secretar-
ial staff.”
A filing clerk should be
called a “‘records and systems
manager; » use of the word
“manager” connotes authori-
ty and responsibility and pro-
duces a_ positive response
from the employee.”
“The secretary is the life-
blocd of the firm. She makes
it go.” The question of salary
is of basic importance.
“ got a call from an ac-
counting firm that wanted a
girl for a secretarial posi-
tion,” Dr. Kashuba said. “We
always talk to these people
about salaries and I told this
_ fellow the girl should be paid
nothing less than $400 a
month.
“When he said’ he coyldn’t
pay her that, I ask him why,
and he said: ‘My wife hes
been here 20 years and she
only gets $320.’ ”
That kind of situation is a
prime factor contributing to
the city’s shortage of secre-
tarial employees, he said.
Oh ee
eens
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M ed¥iiat subscript tons
y" sent = a
NO. OF SUB'S
suapay Tee (WITH
joo. MABARTNE) | 8
. SCRRM- ELTA MESSENGER i. -.3
SURREY L le# S
THE. TIVES: I oN
7 zDU@ATIONAL
URPLEMENT + me
i dros LITERARY SUPPLEMENT 1 5S
Speco STAR ee
4 UVER SUN 3 "SW eR
TE ROCK SUN ivcs
i ite MICROFILM HOLDINGS
but CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR |
4 Mar.-Apr. 1965/Jan3 -Dec 30 1972
“ COLUMBIAN . |
Pa Sept 1899-Oct 1934/Jan 1935-Dec 1945/ |
. May 1946-Oct 1952/Dee 1952- Feb. 1974
FINANCIAL POST
Jan 1960-Dec’ 1972
GLOBE AND MAIL
; ‘. “1849-June 1 1923/ July 2 1923 - Feb 1927
‘| MANCHESTER GUARDIAN WEEKLY
; . Jan 1966-Dec 1966/Jan 1968-Dec 1971
| | PROVINCE
1 Mar 1894-Jan 1913/Mar 1913-Dec 1945/
Feb 1946-Feb 1974
VANCOUVER SUN
Jan 1965-Oct 1966/ Dec 1966-Feb 1974
tere
9090000900090 09900000099009090900909900
ea noneess — oo s
Lo Voie Gi Ui bie @
é 7 ares
eu iw trips (SLU
ar non
ae he bat Nat OD
ew ier
oN
Rm Ne
Ne ae Ye ere
St aed
EDMONTON (CP) — The
business community has to
undergo fundamental changes
in attitude if it wants to hang
on io its secretaries and keep
offices functioning smoothly,
says Dr. Stephen Kashuia.
Dr. Kashuba, chairman of
the secretarial sciences de-
pariment at Grant MacEwan
Community College, said if
the business community
doesn’t “clean up its act, the
secretary as we know her
today will become extinct.
“She’s already a vanishing
breed.”
His warning seems to be
backed up by the fact that
Canada Manpower, in one re-
cent day, listed 245 secretarial
vacancies in ‘the Edmonton
area.
Dr. Kashuba suggested one
change that might boost the
morale of secretarial workers
is a revision of job titles.
Even the lowest-paid clerk-
iovid be relerred to us
an “adininistrative assistant,”
said, adding this is not just
a gimmick.
‘taries,
“As long as we continus to
categorize pcople as secre-
clerk-typists, mail
clerks,’ filing clerks, sienogra-
phers, ‘there is no way we can
escape the attitude of servi-
tude we have toward secretar-
ial staff.”
A filing clerk should be
called a “‘records and systems
manager; » use of the word
“manager” connotes authori-
ty and responsibility and pro-
duces a_ positive response
from the employee.”
“The secretary is the life-
blocd of the firm. She makes
it go.” The question of salary
is of basic importance.
“ got a call from an ac-
counting firm that wanted a
girl for a secretarial posi-
tion,” Dr. Kashuba said. “We
always talk to these people
about salaries and I told this
_ fellow the girl should be paid
nothing less than $400 a
month.
“When he said’ he coyldn’t
pay her that, I ask him why,
and he said: ‘My wife hes
been here 20 years and she
only gets $320.’ ”
That kind of situation is a
prime factor contributing to
the city’s shortage of secre-
tarial employees, he said.
Oh ee