Ivy league HR

Polly Price, head of Harvard University's Office of Human Resources, is profiled. Price is responsible for making Harvard an attractive place to work as well as study. The Office of Human Resources is ground zero for all benefits programs because workplace enhancements such as health insurance...

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Work environment
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