From the early 1900s until 1973 there was a small company town surrounding the mill where most employees lived.

These employees lived in 120 company houses, which each cost $2 a month to rent.

The only restriction is that the employees must live in the house for seven years.

This can help make your expectations clear and assess whether employees are living the values.

Some teachers and other employees also lived in the college buildings.

In its decision the government mentioned the building of a town where the employees at the new airport could live.

We went down to the gate where the employees live.

"Why give city tax dollars to employers whose employees live somewhere else?"

Or the employees live here, said something in my head.

What thieves can do is find out where their employees live, break into the homes, and then the companies.