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Article: `WORKING MOTHER' LISTS ITS TOP 100 COMPANIES CAJOLE, WOO, BRIBE MAGAZINE IN HOPES OF MAKING ITS LIST OF BEST PLACES TO WORK BUT HONESTY WINS THE DAY.(Business)
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- Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
- Article date:
- September 15, 1997
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Byline: Maggie Jackson Associated Press
They send him teddy bears, T-shirts, mugs, letters from the chairman, inches of pleas on paper. Some telephone routinely.
Winning a spot on Working Mother magazine's list of the 100 best companies a woman can work for has become for many a song-and-dance played to an audience of one: Milt Moskowitz.
He's the man who has compiled the list since it began with 30 companies in 1985. Along the way, he's visited more child care centers than he can count. And he's become very popular.
``He was just here, it was a big thrill for us,'' said Beverly Conroy, director for administrative services at The Gallup ...
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