There are mean bosses and friendly bosses, bosses that want to be your friend and those that keep their distance.
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The new bosses are the same as the old bosses.
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Usually the deputies wait out the bosses so they can become the bosses.
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Yet I've already had more female bosses than male bosses in my career.
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Perot owed his candidacy to the media bosses, rather than to any party bosses.
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My wife bosses me around, my kids boss me around, my boss bosses me around.
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We may laugh to humor our bosses, but our bosses rarely laugh to humor us.
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Just as great bosses bring out the best in us, bad bosses bring out the worst.
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That's what the ideal worker has become; that's who bosses want to recruit, who bosses want to promote.
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You cannot expect the tension between labor and bosses to be resolved when you skew towards the bosses.
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That also didn't check out; aggressive bosses and laid-back bosses had unhappy teams in roughly equal proportions.
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"His lesson about the difference between tough bosses and bad bosses is still with me today," she says.
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People have bosses, bosses have ideologies, ideologies have material expressions in the world, and people live in those expressions.
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Just as there are good bosses and bad bosses, there are many variations in corporate culture on Wall Street.
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Besides, bosses tend to be the reverse of Tolstoy's comments about families: All bad bosses are basically the same.
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The big union bosses and the big corporate bosses control Sacramento — big oil, big tobacco, big pharma, big telecommunications.
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" That song is Chance's statement of economic purpose: "How can they call themselves bosses when they got so many bosses?
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Roughly 60 percent of convention delegates were chosen by party bosses, and the bosses almost always stood by the incumbent.
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There are bosses that call themselves bosses and a handful of other moments that poke fun at video game tropes.
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If bosses do not like to go home before their underlings, and underlings fear leaving before their bosses, everyone is trapped.
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Fallen Order's bosses are few, and they don't ask the same level of dedication, instinct, and memorization that FromSoftware bosses require.
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Some male chauvinists may have grumbled about female bosses, but those bosses may have been the reason they kept their jobs.
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Receiving an award means that I do accept intellectual bosses and, at some point, we should dismiss those bosses from our lives.
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But it is enormously difficult to resist pressure, persuasion and incentives from one's bosses, especially when those bosses are running the country.
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I don't even know if Charles knows this, but I know both my bosses were putting pressure on his bosses to promote him.
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At some point, Asian businessmen based in Africa are likely to get involved — generally Vietnamese bosses for rhino horn, Chinese bosses for ivory.
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"A lot of women still feel they are under pressure from their bosses and their bosses can do whatever they want," she said.
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Encouraging employees to be civically engaged is one thing, but political requests from bosses can veer toward coercion — regardless of whether bosses intend it.
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Typically, you'll see this defense from bosses -- corporate CEOs, mafia bosses or political leaders who try to distance themselves from wrongdoing by their subordinates.
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She's not very nice to her subordinates (or the woman there to give her bosses blow jobs) because her bosses aren't very nice to her.
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Everyone knows the difference between bosses who are simply demanding — even abrasively so — and bosses who abase, demean and humiliate employees simply because they can.
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While some members are reluctant to embrace the new technologies, their staffers use email and social media to serve their bosses and their bosses' constituents.
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Some bosses will throw their people under the bus without a second thought; great bosses pull their people from the bus's path before they're in danger.
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The Clinton emails were instead full of staff members jockeying for position, agonizing over strategy, complaining about their bosses and offering advice to those same bosses.
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On the positive side, bosses can enhance skills, make daily work more pleasurable and may even find themselves the boss all future bosses are compared to.
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So far, he's credited as being a co-writer on Horrible Bosses, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2 and Horrible Bosses 2.
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So, as an entrepreneur, you have traded one, two, or a handful of bosses for dozens, hundreds, thousands, or millions of bosses, each with their own agenda!
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We've curated snippets from all the inspiring millennial women and femmes we've met on our journey, resulting in a kind of badass bible of girl bosses for girl bosses.
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Markers on the track, often timed to the music, are necessary to build up score multipliers, refill your health, and, in some cases, attack bosses—yes, bosses—with charged shots.
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These days, abusive bosses aren't as funny as we once took them to be; I don't think the "Set It Up" bosses would be funny even under different cultural circumstances.
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Nonetheless, despite government efforts to reduce runaway salaries for bosses of the U.K.'s largest companies, the pay gap between bosses and workers has widened over the past 3.53 months.
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And here's one that's really startling: 65 percent of people with bad bosses said they've sometimes misrepresented the truth at work, compared to only 19 percent of those with good bosses.
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Freed by their new bosses from the confines of the rankings system (bosses forever looking for the most profitable fight at the moment, without an eye on the future) champions are starting to realize that they can get the fights they want by convincing their bosses that fight would bring in the most attention.
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Horrible Bosses She has a bit part in the movie Horrible Bosses, as a "FedEx girl" who Jason Sudekis can't actually believe is a "FedEx girl," because she's too attractive. 23. Suits.
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Founded by a priest, Don Luigi Ciotti, Libera specialises in the exploitation of land and other resources confiscated from mafia bosses, often in the face of intimidation from the jailed bosses' associates.
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In one study, 61 percent of those working for bad bosses said they were looking for another job, while just 27 percent of those working for good bosses were considering alternate employment.
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The administration and bosses are right that China has misbehaved.
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Hunt called for company bosses to foster a healthier environment.
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Tech bosses say they want to create opportunities for Americans.
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My bosses — all women — were sympathetic, kind, and unbelievably supportive.
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They commiserated about their bosses and gossiped about rude customers.
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Boiron's bosses have described the cuts as shocking and unfair.
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The best bosses at Facebook stay out of the way.
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"Keep your land," Aponte recalled his bosses telling him angrily.
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Their dilemmas — how honest should they be with their bosses?
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Bosses are therefore being compelled to rethink their employment practices.
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Eventually you'll even have to face off against powerful bosses.
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Until recently startup bosses treated Chinese funds like any other.
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It's a means of communicating with coworkers, bosses, and clients.
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Local businessmen bribe these local bosses to their own advantage.
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It's at its worst when facing bosses that employ puzzles.
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Now the station's bosses have grand designs of their own.
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Smith is answering to very different bosses this time around.
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Neither airline bosses has confirmed the rumours of a merger.
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And they knew that the bosses knew they knew that.
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Rhino horns are often given to bosses and business partners.
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The bosses need the government for cheap credit and permits.
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"My little sister and I are 'baby bosses,'" Jenner explained.
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She has called for strikes and publicly criticised hospital bosses.
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Some bosses may now be warier of flouting the law.
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Yet on an international basis, SOE bosses are dramatically underpaid.
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First, my previous bosses behaved like their work couldn't wait.
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Samsung now lacks both its official and de facto bosses.
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Pro tip: Boomerang and holy water are best for bosses.
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Some are fleeing from harsh treatment levied by old bosses.
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They often complain that corrupt bosses get off too lightly.
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Runaway bosses are just a symptom of its economic woes.
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Despite this, bosses tend to oppose transparency, for understandable reasons.
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The bosses of Surf Air certainly seem to think so.
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I want my daughters to come up and be bosses.
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Who did they report to if there were no bosses?
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Nonetheless, wise bosses are still preparing for the harder version.
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The scales appear to be tilting even further towards bosses.
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Party bosses have adjusted their expectations for next year's polls.
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Grenell also met with the German car bosses in July.
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We're not supposed to be taking money from the bosses.
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Google knows that people don't leave companies; they leave bosses.
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Google is building bosses that are so good, they're unforgettable.
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Honda bosses declined to share the identities of its members.
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These kinds of interactions between bosses and underlings are commonplace.
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As with any job, some bosses are better than others.
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Don't tell our bosses and we won't tell yours. Deal?
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"I will take the heat from your bosses," he said.
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Additional bosses and limited time hunts are also a possibility.
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People don't trust women … not to be bosses, pilots, employees.
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Even top female bosses know the power of the bun.
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But the bosses still sent money back to the families.
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Yes, it features supportive female friendships and inspiring female bosses.
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So for bosses there is still everything to play for.
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The FBI bosses in DC honored several of these requests.
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Bosses say that raising wages by much would be impossible.
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Plenty of newspaper and magazine bosses can testify to that.
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Boss of All Bosses still probably pays all my bills.
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That makes it harder for bosses to anoint heirs apparent.
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The game's many bosses, however, are the centerpiece of "Bloodborne."
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His bosses said he was no longer completing his assignments.
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Even for workers who do confront their bosses, problems remain.
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That was very bad because our bosses they don't understand.
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The bosses are loose with time, attention, discretion, and money.
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Tech bosses have also clashed with Republicans over immigration policy.
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The people will now have more data than the bosses.
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"They all want to be their own bosses," he added.
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" He went on to call the "party bosses" a "cult.
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No. 1: how can I make my bosses more money?
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Not all policies pertain just to bosses and their underlings.
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He trashes former bosses and partners and denigrates his parents.
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The media bosses have failed us with their faux populism.
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Bosses and fellow laborers treated them as property or prey.
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But some American bosses also saw these students as family.
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However, Hauser's bosses have defended him elsewhere in the media.
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"(Your bosses or colleagues) — they're going to change," Salemi said.
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She sent a letter to her bosses outlining her complaints.
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Watch out for meetings with your bosses or authority figures.
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Good bosses weigh their options and make a definite choice.
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Managers and bosses should encourage it and even exemplify it.
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People don't trust women... not to be bosses, pilots, employees.
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But her bosses took her questioning in a different light.
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She liked her bosses and the mission of the restaurant.
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His bosses told him not to worry: They wanted entertainment.
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Corporate bosses are an uncomfortable hybrid of chief and executive.
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They are having tough conversations with bosses about missing work.
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That's why the bosses of these firms want more rules.
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HONG KONG — Mixe Lee's bosses showed him two Facebook posts.
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Spoiler alert, all these plaza bosses become their own thing.
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If they refused their bosses' demands, they could get fired.
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They're the bosses… when Lisa and her husband aren't around.
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She talked with her bosses about taking some time off.
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Many of them are the shitty bosses of the future.
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But his bosses gave him the green light to talk.
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Many workers are now accountable to algorithms, instead of bosses.
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The bosses want to pick whoever they want to pick.
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Or at least maybe that's how your bosses see it.
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Men are bosses, women are bossy (and another "B" word).
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Great bosses pull the very best out of their people.
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Some of their bosses tolerated the disobedience; others did not.
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" I said, "Your bosses will use robots if it's better.
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They represent the "godfathers," or bosses, who dominate Nigerian politics.
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One of our bosses, Jodi Rudoren, has set a challenge.
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But his bosses at the chemical plant found him out.
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Good bosses know that some resistance adds value and depth.
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She says there's often a fine line between bosses who appreciate an employee's good work and want to empower the person with more projects, and bosses who favor that employee to the detriment of others.
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But the best bosses do not regard that as an achievement.
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This is especially true when it comes to the gigantic bosses.
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Jesse, these are people are talking that way about their bosses.
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At least Trump will try to deliver what his bosses want.
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Many don't tell their bosses for fear of damaging their careers.
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In contrast, factory bosses elsewhere complain of unreliability and low productivity.
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At this point in the day, the bosses have both left.
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But we're not individuals, not as far as bosses are concerned.
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Sanders never even feigned a commitment to that two bosses idea.
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One of the temple bosses is a monster named FASCISM. 15.
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Rather than lobbyists, Trump has been seeking to hire their bosses.
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The meeting with the cartel bosses occurred after Pedro was kidnapped.
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Bosses also vie with each other on early-morning gym routines.
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My bosses loved me, but I despised not being the boss.
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The takeaway for bosses everywhere: Keep your firing short and sweet.
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Many business bosses are hostile to it, lest Texas seem unwelcoming.
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The bosses, culled from religious folklore and mythology, are particularly unnerving.
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Operatives have shared stories about toxic work environments and abusive bosses.
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Other ambassadors, political leaders and business bosses see something less grandiose.
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This becomes particularly important against bosses, which have huge health bars.
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Cleaner air would allow both bosses and workers to breathe easier.
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There are white, female bosses patterning themselves after successful white men.
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Members only ask questions that have been vetted by NLD bosses.
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Still it will have sent a chill down the bosses' spines.
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Our bosses know they won't hear from us until we're out.
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Some charity bosses whisper that the fuss is not all bad.
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And his bosses at ABC, and their marquee advertisers, are watching.
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His brother is one of the gang bosses in my neighborhood.
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Christine, on the other hand, has no loyalty to her bosses.
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Bosses say workers waste too much time on their personal phones.
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More female bosses mean more things get done, according to Graham.
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Giving customers a say on company bosses' remuneration would be unique.
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Bosses gush about easy access to ministers, even the president himself.
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And its previous two bosses have both left under a cloud.
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It's the kind of mentors and kind of bosses I've had.
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Soulless corporations pollute the planet, overpay their bosses and gouge consumers.
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I had women tell me about bosses that swore at them.
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Yet even the most bullish bosses had reason to stay clear.
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Lyft's bosses are certainly aware of what they are up against.
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Before the "dieselgate" emissions scandal the firm's bosses bet on scale.
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BOSSES have always sought control over how workers do their jobs.
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In Norway just 7% of the largest firms have female bosses.
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A few months later, I get pulled into my bosses office.
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Should bosses crack down on employees&apos obsessive cell phone use?
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And straddling the world has been less profitable than bosses hoped.
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Most bosses complain of being slaves to short-term profit targets.
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Aviles refuses to cooperate with another one of the bosses, Acosta.
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HOW much should company bosses be paid relative to their employees?
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Putting pressure directly on individual bosses and executives is no accident.
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But Communist bosses increasingly expect Hong Kong to know its place.
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European bosses may be on holiday, but they cannot properly relax.
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So I went on a vacation to Mexico, called my bosses.
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K's bosses send him to find the child and kill it.
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Tech bosses urge May to save Britain's 'world-class status' Reuters
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Bosses who do this likely have a trust issue, explains Willink.
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Unforgettable bosses are human and they aren't afraid to show it.
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It's close between the bosses and the rest of the people.
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Naturally, the mob bosses were alleged to be the chief provocateurs.
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Wells Fargo's bosses have made fun of Wall Street's self-importance.
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It is terrifying, so why don't these bosses simply run away?
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Bosses of German companies including engineering group Siemens (SIEGn.
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"There were cases of bosses abusing workers," Chautla says in Spanish.
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They said nothing to their own bosses at Justice Department headquarters.
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Same goes for bosses who work with teams spread out geographically.
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Of course, bosses are not paid to worry about such matters.
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In theory, they're ready to meet the final bosses: your parents.
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A similar analysis suggests bosses are rewarded handsomely for playing along.
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Worse, many gurus are mafia bosses running rackets in defined territories.
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They're tired of party bosses telling them who to vote for.
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"We went into business to be our own bosses," Branch says.
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She began running messages between bosses in jail and laundering money.
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Back then the central bank replaced the bosses of eight institutions.
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It's past time that Europe's bosses, investors and governments paid attention.
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Public anger is fuelled by the size of bosses' pay cheques.
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Senior bosses and talented TV stars have left to work elsewhere.
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My immediate bosses at Deadspin had the numbers to prove it.
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Today's union bosses are not your workers' champions of the past.
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I admire your loyalty both to your bosses and your community.
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Unions are beholden to their bosses rather than to their members.
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That being said, good bosses take their work seriously — not themselves.
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Luckily, this time the bosses had their chassis engineers working overtime.
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Although toxic bosses can impact you negatively, they aren't inherently stressful.
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Their subordinates wonder how long their new bosses will be there.
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Girardi's bosses traded three stars this summer, but he concedes nothing.
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As tensions escalated, the BBC bosses seemed unsure how to respond.
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I'm definitely not saying newsroom bosses should stop reporters from tweeting.
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But bad companies eventually wear out good bosses, and they go.
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Watching our bosses make mistakes can be a great learning experience.
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Military bosses show few signs of shying away from such directives.
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The studio bosses, meanwhile, have the power of capital behind them.
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My bosses have kept honey bees on the roof for years.
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Relationships with authority figures, like bosses, can be fraught with anxiety.
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Puglisi's murder was ordered by local bosses Filippo and Giuseppe Graviano.
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You thirst trap relentlessly and hide Instagram stories from your bosses.
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Its rules and regulations stifled economic growth and rewarded union bosses.
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This is the main reason why introverts make quite good bosses.
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The next day he fired the bosses of Nigeria's civil aviation.
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If there must be bosses, fewer of them should be men.
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Instead, we talk as if workers aren't ruled by their bosses.
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Bosses called it 'tons of fun,' while employees called it 'mandatory.
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They have their own bosses and they have their own audiences.
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But the new bosses were not private, business-savvy British firms.
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In fact, there are only five bosses in the whole game.
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His bosses did not know at first about his Twitter gambit.
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Studio bosses, agents and actors often traveled to Mr. Weinstein's suite.
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We have all had, or known, verbally and psychologically abusive bosses.
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The bosses sit in this room too, behind two large desks.
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No matter how their companies do, the top bosses do better.
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Not necessarily better for the company but better for the bosses.
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And yes, there are employees and bosses who screw up royally.
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Within the city's five crime families, bosses typically are considered untouchable.
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At least one of his old bosses is betting on him.
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Her bosses were taken aback, but asked no follow-up questions.
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If bosses barely communicate, they are unlikely to receive useful feedback.
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Later, he defended organized crime bosses and cooked his own books.
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It's almost as if forcing bosses to pay people more works.
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Neither seemed to be punished by their audiences or their bosses.
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I remember one of my first bosses, a senior corporate executive.
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Or at least, the show's bosses don't want you to be.
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Unlike other bosses, Fume Knight does not give the player quarter.
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These employees were eloquent and knew how to flatter their bosses.
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Their ubiquity made Mr Siddhartha one of India's most recognisable bosses.
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In 2017 bosses joined flag-waving summits in the White House.
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BERLIN/MILAN, Dec 2 (Reuters) - The bosses of Mediaset and ProSiebenSat.
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AMERICA'S MEDIA business once lionised boutique firms and their iconoclastic bosses.
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Bosses get rich first, and then the Wa State can develop.
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Their bosses find out about the channel and read the messages.
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"Our bosses are describing this as an extreme measure," they said.
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The bosses sent out a very stern email the next morning.
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I head out to my bosses camp which isn't too far.
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It is unclear whether Young's bosses reported him to the bureau.
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"The only bosses I have are the voters of Klickitat County."
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Previously, the leaders of all of these teams had different bosses.
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Most bosses would go through multiple forms, never seeming to die.
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Are bosses in places like California, Arizona, and Oregon really better?
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The survey also found that bosses are crucial in employee retention.
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There are a lot of shitty bosses all over the place.
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More here... ...And then skewers his bosses Frank adds: One of the best parts of upfronts week every year is watching Kimmel lampoon his bosses and the rest of the TV world at the ABC upfront.
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I've been designing for about ten years now, and I've jumped from agency to agency and dealt with a lot of horrible bosses and narcissistic bosses and realized that my experience in that world isn't unique.
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Although she's played tough bosses in previous roles like "Horrible Bosses," Aniston told CNN it was incredibly difficult keeping a straight face around her co-stars T.J Miller, Kate McKinnon, Courtney B. Vance and Olivia Munn.
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To be sure, there is a clear hierarchy in tech, with the "grueling hamster wheel" of employees at the bottom, their "nominal bosses," the entrepreneurs above them, and the real bosses, the venture capitalists, at the top.
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Telecoms bosses in Germany often take to the media to lobby their cause, and the back and forth between the two bosses comes as the Federal Network Regulator (BNetzA) finalises the terms of the 5G auction round.
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They're sexually harassed by their bosses, their peers, and even their subordinates.
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Aware that their tenures will probably be short, bosses can be myopic.
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Some of their bosses that they were working under are now gone.
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The notion that people quit bosses instead of organizations is well-documented.
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But, the bosses laid down the law, and Marie is a go.
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When you talk about your bosses that way, you usually get fired.
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The other bosses on offer just now do not look so appealing.
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We see his gigs and venues and meet his bosses and collaborators.
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That's true not only of bosses, but of employees too, said Manzoni.
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Bobby's trades had been borderline illegal, and his bosses wanted him out.
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But bosses are increasingly using executive jets for both work and play.
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These are women trapped by unwanted pregnancy, bad marriages, and horrible bosses.
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That we would be lucky to have women bosses, governors, and presidents.
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The employee is on borrowed time when bosses catch up with him.
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The aim, she says, is to shame male bosses into doing better.
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Finding the bosses unsupportive, the lawyer ultimately left the company, Seabrook said.
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When old party bosses died, their families were mostly left with nothing.
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But, Mr. Wohlleben said, his bosses were unhappy with his unorthodox activities.
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Bosses are endorsing social causes that are popular with customers and staff.
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President Donald Trump boasts of jawboning bosses on where to build factories.
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Mr Campbell urged his bosses to see if the drug would work.
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Huawei bosses cannot make that argument, because party leaders would be incensed.
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Most bosses keep specialised staff to talk to these hardened industry experts.
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Shouldn't be used to get even w bad bosses or hated ex's.
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Unfortunately, not very many bosses see any correlation between snoring and success.
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First, companies with female bosses on average outperform those with male ones.
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They're scene-stealing girl bosses who are both, at their core, survivors.
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Cohen: OK, so let me throw a few stressful bosses at you.
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Zambia's late president, Michael Sata, won power after railing against Chinese bosses.
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" He explains the game: "The president is also talking to [criminal bosses].
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Mr Fink has used this platform to urge bosses to invest more.
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Bosses and politicians flit between cities on autobahns with no speed limits.
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The role for which he threw a casting curveball to his bosses
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In 1910, during the clashes between working people and their bosses, Rev.
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NS's new bosses want to refocus the group on its Dutch operations.
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Bosses in some industries report that regulators are less abrasive, indeed amenable.
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Crime bosses in Liverpool and Manchester began to copy their London peers.
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Obese individuals are rated as less desirable as subordinates, coworkers, and bosses.
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They dismiss the optimism of consumers and bosses as sentiment, not substance.
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Hence they give bosses like Mr Bezos the benefit of the doubt.
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It is likely that bosses' market power deserves some of the blame.
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Faced with such dangers some bosses adopt a policy of radical transparency.
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And yet I feared betraying my bosses and risking my own job.
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Surveys point to rising confidence among bosses and consumers alike (see chart).
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When the big bosses weren't around, he would take me to work.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Pushy bosses are on the ascendant in French companies.
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Mistreatment of workers at the hands of greedy bosses will go on.
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Bosses who fail to really care will always have high turnover rates.
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In total, most bosses hover between 1,300 to 1,500 frames of animation.
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If they don't, the bosses of those companies will face harsh penalties.
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Uber's toxic work culture may not be limited to its male bosses.
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She gives the same advice for bosses unhappy with a colleague's work.
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Corporate statesmanship can also backfire if bosses appear too blatantly self-interested.
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"Runaway P22014P bosses are no longer newsworthy," declared the Jinling Evening News.
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His bosses at Salomon Brothers "were worried about my sanity," he recalls.
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Mayer's mistakes as a leader are similar to those most bosses make.
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We all know that superheroes have catchphrases, but so do their bosses.
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IG's top bosses said that the regulatory storm would eventually blow over.
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"And my bosses certainly made no secret of their feelings," Winfrey writes.
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It does not prove to these women's bosses they deserve a raise.
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Things also go weird when my daytime bosses came into the restaurant.
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There are some jobs (and industries and bosses) that make disconnecting impossible.
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Some bosses use the camera to bully drivers into doing more work.
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Some bank bosses were reported as having complained about "pressure" from above.
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AS BOSSES go, Linus Torvalds and Andy Jassy couldn't be more different.
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And at the White House, it's horrible bosses all the way down.
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Overbearing bosses can expect to attract attention for all the wrong reasons.
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They are bosses in their own right, with constituents all their own.
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He rubbed shoulders there with Formula One bosses and other motorsport personalities.
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That's not always been the case with other foreign bosses in Japan.
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The regulator replaced Skye's bosses after it failed to meet capital requirements.
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Team bosses met at the Hungaroring on Saturday to discuss the matter.
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In return, she would help the state catch some fugitive 'Ndrangheta bosses.
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So is a vow to make shareholders' votes on bosses' pay binding.
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Bosses of multinational firms think their country has everything to play for.
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Bosses at the biggest firms receive ¥100m ($1m) a year on average.
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I've had eight bosses, and seven of them are people I respect.
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When the going gets tough, the weak bosses find someone to blame.
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Sheeran is certainly more focused on pleasing the bosses than Hill was.
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These closed primaries allow party bosses to exert control over the elections.
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But 12 months on, many factory bosses have failed to pay up.
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A recent Gallup Poll found that when it comes to bosses, Americans .
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Among other things, bosses are required to respect rules to protect whistleblowing.
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Those who complained said they faced retaliation from co-workers and bosses.
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Effective bosses empower their employees by creating a culture of career growth.
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Was the way bosses tried to maximize profits actually different back then?
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Teddy is clearly trying to convince his bosses he's ready to go.
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Broadly, compensation for top bosses vastly outpaces raises for low-level workers.
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It was exhausting and you can bet my bosses heard about it.
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Many bosses leave the limelight to company founders and big-name investors.
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Rarer — and infinitely more appreciated — are those bosses who are quality listeners.
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Great bosses recognize that authority and rank do not equal leadership abilities.
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Corrupt bosses lord over them with arbitrary dictates and inconvenient work schedules.
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McMillan and Morin say that sobriety has made them more responsible bosses.
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He told his bosses he wanted a bigger role and more restaurants.
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One of his bosses was a silver-coiffed attorney named Daniel Petrocelli.
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THE PIRANHAS The Boy Bosses of Naples By Roberto Saviano 368 pp.
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"Remember they have basically two bosses, not just the president," she says.
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"Except that they were our bosses during the movie," Ms. Chernick said.
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I've had jobs where I got chewed out by bosses or customers.
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Ask the bosses whatever you want and you will get the lie.
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The ruling Indian National Congress bosses appointed the 49-year-old Mrs.
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Pharma bosses probably miss Martin Shkreli, the reigning villain of the industry.
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I was doing that when one of my many bosses found me.
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One way of interpreting that is the women bosses are simply worse.
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In the consulting field, underlings such as myself report to multiple bosses.
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Workers at Rexnord are still waiting for Trump to call their bosses.
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Former bosses and colleagues from both parties praise her leadership and professionalism.
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This would give the bosses the right to appoint a replacement nominee.
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"But they can't get paid by their Chinese bosses," Mr. Battogtokh said.
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He left after his bosses urged him to let his complaints go.
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Riders fumed, complaining of missed meetings, angry bosses and canceled medical appointments.
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His bosses and colleagues at WFAN had been encouraging him to rest.
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Car- and tech-industry bosses talked of a world of "zero crashes".
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If trends hold, newly minted bosses should not expect to oversee themselves.■
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They felt that the F.B.I. bosses were just sticking to their story.
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And solving it could leave both workers and their bosses better off.
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Male bosses and entrepreneurs may be unaware of the problems women face.
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But he had lost a voice in policy and had new bosses.
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Our bosses in New York sent us pastries with a nice note.
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But his style eventually grated on his bosses at the Justice Department.
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Swiss banks Credit Suisse and UBS both named new bosses this month.
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The Communist Party bosses of both Hubei and Wuhan have been dismissed.
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In the film, a female warrior battles savage underworld bosses, and wins.
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None of the bosses are in today, so it should go quickly.
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All bosses promise that spin-offs they mastermind create value for shareholders.
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In a perfect world, we would all get along with our bosses.
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All labor unions represent the interests of the workers against the bosses.
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To cut costs, bosses willingly sacrifice leg room and other general necessities.
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Aviation bosses have been split over the lack of clarity in negotiations.
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"Bosses talk about qualities in others they admire or like," said Arneson.
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Bosses reporting greater uncertainty also appear to have scaled back investment more.
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This year's rail bosses have, despite efforts, failed to reach similar heights.
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Bad bosses are quick to point the finger when something goes wrong.
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As the old saying goes, people join companies but quit their bosses.
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Do his views look more like his industry's or his prospective bosses'?
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We all want to be liked at work — especially by our bosses.
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While the bosses built luxury homes, most of Lucapa lived in squalor.
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At their best, press secretaries condense and repackage their bosses' top ideas.
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He was the lowest paid among the four biggest British bank bosses.
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The survey also found one main difference when it came to male or female workers: While men and women generally agree micromanaging bosses are bad, women tended to fault bosses for being overly critical more than men did.
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Those findings come from Addison Group, a professional recruiting firm, and they illustrate that employees don't feel confident about their industry, their bosses or the future of work in the U.S. Their bosses, meanwhile, are much more optimistic.
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Meanwhile, higher-ups in the Big Money Bosses—a faction of the Young Bosses gang—are described by the feds as fitting into a hierarchy of Big Suits, Burberry Suits, Gucci Suits, Ferragamo Suits, or Sean John Suits.
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Some presidents may have longed to punish particular news organizations or reporters, but aides have generally found ways to protect their bosses from such self-defeating moves, fearing that such vindictiveness would just make their bosses look small.
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"I am pretty confident in saying that the physiological stress levels (as measured by cortisol) of bosses are lower than their employees—in other words, the bosses are not as stressed as the employees they manage," Chandola wrote me.
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Bosses fret that if they miss quarterly earnings forecasts they will be fired.
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"The bosses would just justify it all in the name of performance boosting."
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Sweatshop bosses and local entrepreneurs say that often the auditors come by appointment.
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Theresa May dressed down irresponsible bosses and said workers should sit on boards.
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In 2006, several congressional staffs were found to have edited their bosses' pages.
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When one of the bosses calls for you, that's always a good look.
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Employees with terrible bosses learn what not to do when they become managers.
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Others, like Graf, had been promoted when their bosses left or were fired.
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He chats to some bosses, then makes awkward small-talk with the apprentices.
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If powerful states or bosses rip freedom from citizens and workers, creativity shrivels.
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In an otherwise empty conference room, your boss or bosses sit stone-faced.
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So, what do you do if you are one of those younger bosses?
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Leaders and bosses have only one thing in common: Eventually their employees' leave.
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Maybe it's time for workers to consider why their bosses are so worried.
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A lot of people leave their jobs because of bosses they can't stand.
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Were bosses being evaluated on promoting respectability and integrity, as well as profitability?
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Bosses don't always see the red flags of a drama queen or king.
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But nothing prevents the new bosses of CBS from initiating such a move.
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Girls are leaving — including from [journalism], to different degrees humiliated, [while] bosses stay.
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Public retraining schemes used to be run jointly by unions and bosses' organisations.
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Some bosses fall head over heels for its insatiable consumers and dazzling technology.
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Wait, on the other hand, is very useful against larger threats, like bosses.
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You actually didn't do your research because my first bosses were PolyGram. Yeah.
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Bosses' willingness to invest is also because many are optimistic about their future.
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Under Mr Rajoy, unions and bosses had agreed to a more gradual increase.
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Our selves and bodies are censored and dissected for the appeal of bosses.
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Its bosses have proved rather less successful at pitching to their own investors.
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Ramos recalled having two female bosses over her 17 years in the SAPD.
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BOSSES at Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) ought to be feeling smug.
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Central-bank bosses in America, Japan or Britain bear no burden as great.
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When their bosses failed them, Bloomberg reported today, Gmail remained at their side.
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And many bosses were reluctant to answer or sign off on the survey.
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Wilhemina Venable is still over the way her bosses have been treating her.
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I hitch a ride with one of my bosses back to the office.
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Boards are more likely to sack underperforming bosses than they have ever been.
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Many bosses, including, probably, Mr Polman, think normal firms need protecting from them.
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The hard projects, bosses, and clients will make you stronger in the end!
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Airline bosses are acutely worried about the decline in demand for first class.
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Salesmen at Boeing, Airbus's rival, say they wish their bosses were as good.
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Her bosses in London soon saw that she had talents they could use.
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Most of Mr Gou's fellow tech bosses prefer to keep their heads down.
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A few bosses have beaten expectations for long enough to deserve proper credit.
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Powerful men—stars, studio bosses, talent agents—had heard that he mistreated women.
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That label sounds corny but it used to make bosses tingle with excitement.
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With many bosses in jail, their wives have begun to play larger roles.
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Given those threats, bosses would hardly employ lots of useless, profit-sapping staff.
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Neither Russian nor American military and security-service bosses shared the festive mood.
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Lilith, now 25, said she's had a few bosses who granted her accommodations.
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The biggest is megalomania: bosses believe they are best placed to run empires.
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Union bosses joyfully sank the issue of his dismissal in a bureaucratic swamp.
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Long hours aren't just the fault of competitive industries and hard-driving bosses.
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Politicians, construction bosses and former executives of Petrobras have been convicted and jailed.
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So many bosses departed that Mr Trump was forced to disband both outfits.
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Go deeper: BP bosses get public grilling on climate from largest investors (Bloomberg)
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Cliff, who talked about how his bosses drove Bentleys and Aston Martins, while
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Those same bosses shield those officers who have done wrong from appropriate discipline.
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So his civilian bosses in Washington ordered him to hold a news conference.
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And the audience, hand-picked by party bosses, was not sympathetic to him.
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So he lied to his bosses at Fox and concocted the virus story.
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And in terms of home-grown bosses there's... well, there's always Sam Allardyce.
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One of the early mini-bosses walks around with a huge, menacing spear.
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But the pronouncements of motor-industry bosses suggest that doubts are creeping in.
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He has tried to corner his bosses, but that also got him nowhere.
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The 2 were fired for not reporting the text messages to their bosses.
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Great bosses aren't afraid to praise their employees for a job well done.
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ET with a special live event featuring the mine bosses at 8 p.m.
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We had observed our managers making up numbers for their bosses every day.
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SHOCKING as it may sound, bosses occasionally ask underlings to do unscrupulous things.
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The saga that pitted the Redstone family against Viacom's bosses reached a conclusion.
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I think it's fair to say that polar bears are their own bosses.
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The group of cement bosses that environmentalists need to win round is small.
|
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Yet bosses in both industries say they are reluctant to replace their systems.
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Before 1972, conventions delegates were mostly controlled by local and state party bosses.
|
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But their message to the bosses of America's airlines could not be clearer.
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Some factory bosses have said that 3D printing will never replace mass manufacturing.
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And workers' bosses were in large part to blame for that mistrustful environment.
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Bosses' pay has rocketed even as shareholders have won more control over boards.
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The criticism of Cutifani's salary illustrates increasing pressure on bosses over high pay.
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Their pay was meagre and they were at the mercy of their bosses.
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Mr Jackson's research suggests that bosses are right to complain about nuisance proposals.
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Hispanics are also entrepreneurial, and many choose to work as their own bosses.
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If the Strip's thin-skinned casino bosses aren't grist for commentary, who is?
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They also don't join unions, demand health insurance, or complain about their bosses.
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His cover was running businesses that his Soviet bosses had created for him.
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Good bosses know they should have this conversation with their employees in private.
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But good bosses know that different types of personalities can improve their team.
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She occupied narrow offices outside her bosses' much larger ones, and still does.
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Whether for Mueller or Gohmert, speechwriters don't minimize the achievement of their bosses.
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He's a managing director, the bosses who finfluencers love to make fun of.
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But women are not just workers, or bosses, or stay-at-home moms.
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She asked not to be identified for fear of further antagonizing her bosses.
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The company provides software and training to organizations to help create better bosses.
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It's exactly what the bosses wanted, and it's exactly what they are getting.
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Thiam's pay still places him among the top earners amongst Swiss company bosses.
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They also hold bosses accountable for shady shit going on at the workplace.
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Famously narcissistic criminal bosses don't only make themselves vulnerable on their own birthdays.
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Most bosses like it when you uncover problems they didn't know they had.
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The company's bosses have since become embroiled in an accounting and governance scandal.
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Bosses who gave them a chance, appreciated their hard work, mentored their success.
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Some tech employees are getting ready to be at odds with their bosses.
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I'll stay home as long as my bosses and the health authorities advise.
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To me, this seems like sexism, whether the bosses realize it or not.
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Bosses are already starting to cut shifts and told us to 'start saving.
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Bosses can't be fought until you collect enough tokens to reveal their location.
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Still, excellent bosses can tell the difference between blatant disrespect and honest criticism.
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When your country has this view on gender, your bosses also support women.
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We complain to each other about our annoying bosses and bad customer experiences.
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One of those bosses that gets you something surprisingly personal for your birthday.
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Imprisoning, impoverishing and shaming one or two bosses will not discourage many egomaniacs.
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Before long, however, Stakhanovite bosses clashed with a restive and outspoken factory floor.
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That's what the bosses of Walt Disney and Mastercard did just last week.
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The children are viewed by the staff and the shadowy bosses that Mrs.
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Others who were indicted served as "house bosses" in cities like Austin, Tex.
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Gonzalez tried to hold off his bosses while he urged Abdullah to reconsider.
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Using alternate weapons from the various bosses is very helpful in a pinch.
|
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Other financiers wring their hands over the wealth gap between bosses and workers.
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The more people they bring in, the more they and their bosses earn.
|
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But labor bosses say this time the announcement came out of the blue.
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The mine bosses and their workers have good reason not to give ground.
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Its bosses, once infrequent visitors to the Beltway, have become a regular fixture.
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For years I was pissed off about all the bosses who fired me.
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Great bosses challenge their employees to accomplish things that seem inconceivable at first.
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But forget what you think about internships and fetching doughnuts for the bosses.
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However, Foster notes that a lot of bosses will blatantly ignore your concerns.
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My bosses are a great support system, and I truly love working there.
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Not for being called one of the worst bosses in Congress by Politico.
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Bosses like to claim their firms are leading the fight against carbon emissions.
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Bosses need to step up to the plate and manage the bad performers.
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All bosses of pharma firms like to boast about that kind of thing.
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Paul decided not to report anything to her bosses at the Red Cross.
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A few said that they worked in fashion and had women as bosses.
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My female bosses would have sent me packing had I acted that way.
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Bosses serving on multiple boards disappointed by comparison, delivering slightly over 8 percent.
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Certain bosses and big threats are just easier to tackle with one vs.
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And the best bosses' extend their trust even when someone makes a mistake.
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And press your bosses to agree to a hard deadline for the transition.
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She also made rare calls to two union bosses, though to no avail.
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"But my bosses were tolerant, so I'd go and rescue crocs," he says.
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That may not matter to her, but it should matter to her bosses.
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They're talking about bosses, travel home, the indignities of the year-end review.
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Rather than close the WCS program, he convinced his bosses to expand it.
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And his bosses didn't seem to care that he was running himself ragged.
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My bosses were awful, but my team was scrappy and united against them.
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We'll need to do better putting populist energy against the bosses and owners.
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Flynn received a warning from his bosses but did not face any punishment.
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But Buffett slammed corporate bosses who buy stock back when prices are lofty.
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"I don't mind answering the questions of how many horrible bosses I've had or what it's like working with Jennifer Aniston, because the answer is not many horrible bosses and It's fantastic working with Jen," the father of one confirmed.
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Experienced workers have had truly bad bosses in the past and they know that a manager who is perceived as unreasonable by the young team members might be no big deal relative to other "true nightmare bosses" of the past.
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Or immigrant farmworkers hired under a special visa program, facing bosses who stole their wages and threatened to take their passports away, filing civil suits to recover their pay and prevent their bosses from abusing visa programs in the future.
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When the opportunity presented itself, two things mattered most: the brand and the bosses.
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Their bosses are going on all these dates that they set them up on.
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He dies, like all big bad bosses die, and then the weird thing happens.
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Making this challenge more acute, MNC bosses are now faced with a double threat.
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There are bosses you try to beat by guessing what an "oracle" won't guess.
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Even top bosses who've noticed the change in public opinion aren't willing to adjust.
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Perhaps it's because all of my bosses have been men aged 40 and over.
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You guys are going to give my bosses and eventually me, maybe, some money?
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Most bosses know a good night's sleep will drastically improve their staff's job performance.
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Will colleagues or bosses seek to capitalise on this and/or seek partial ownership?
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If bosses understand and can do what they are asking, employees are much happier.
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That means that while Starr could independently dictate the impeachment story, Mueller has bosses.
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"Even Democrat party bosses are questioning his character," says the narrator in the ad.
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Fintech bosses are particularly worried that it could get harder to hire talented foreigners.
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Bosses with overflowing inboxes and back-to-back meetings may very well be drowning.
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When capital is a constraint and funding is more expensive, bank bosses behave differently.
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For decades tech bosses have pushed a convenient doublespeak to explain their firms' rise.
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The land and rail bosses appeared before Anti-Corruption Court Chief Magistrate Lawrence Mugambi.
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Bosses are told what their priorities ought to be: more jobs and higher wages.
|
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Bosses at state-owned firms, which dominate the economy, have ordered mass lay-offs.
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But many doubt they will be resolved while bosses strut around in populist clothing.■
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He accepted his party's crown only after its bosses had agreed to several demands.
|
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The high-rise world their successful bosses occupy is seemingly closed off to them.
|
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Donald Trump has a cabinet of tycoons and likes to be chummy with bosses.
|
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He has invited the bosses of big corporations to advise him on economic policy.
|
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Provincial party bosses are required to make sure that all goes to (his) plan.
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Pilots routinely report their mistakes to their bosses; problems are, in general, taken seriously.
|
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To expand their business, bosses bid low for work that ended up being unprofitable.
|
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Millions of workers just won the right in California to sue their bosses. Gov.
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"My old bosses were good guys," said Tamar Katz, a former analyst at Citi.
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Early in her career, she said she had many women bosses at tech companies.
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The country needs its bosses to marshal capital, build infrastructure and help it industrialise.
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My bosses are out this morning so I let myself come into work late.
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The gap between workers' and bosses' pay was "irrational, unhealthy and growing", she said.
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Delayed trains, back-to-back meetings, difficult bosses, fraught friendships, tight deadlines… Sound familiar?
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In the past, bosses could rely on politicians to get them out of trouble.
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When that data reveals something about employee work habits, their bosses get very interested.
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Basically, there's no point in constantly being connected, and good bosses should realize that.
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This anatomy-focused set is for the all of woman bosses in your life.
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Other notable absences include the bosses of Ford, Volvo, Rolls Royce and Aston Martin.
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Supporters argue that companies rewarding bosses with equity has been the norm for years.
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Nobody's perfect, and employees like bosses who admit that they themselves are not perfect.
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As well as keeping employees content, this ought to be enough for most bosses.
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Once enabled, bosses can export a log of all slack data — including your DMs.
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Coach Johnny Jones should have a fun time explaining this one to his bosses.
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So we're all a little surprised, but our bosses knew what they were doing.
|
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The cartel bosses got the money by withdrawing the cash or by e-transfer.
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Most of the abuse was perpetrated by the journalists' bosses, superiors, and co-workers.
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And workers too have evolving expectations of and for their jobs, bosses and careers.
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Purdy says she reported the behavior to her bosses, but there were few consequences.
|
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Those who work long hours to impress their bosses might also rethink that strategy.
|
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Deutsche bosses attributed its fourth-quarter loss in part to the ensuing negative publicity.
|
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Bosses are starting to believe that the country may be escaping deflation for good.
|
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In the years ahead, AI will raise three big questions for bosses and governments.
|
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Grzegorz Baczewski of Leviatan, a bosses' association, blames this in part on regulatory uncertainty.
|
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Netizens speculated that television bosses had been ordered to yank him from the series.
|
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By serving on the president's councils, bosses hoped to nudge him to deliver reform.
|
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For this to happen, however, bosses need to be on-board from the beginning.
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Foreign bosses are a rarity in Japan, but Takeda's head, Christophe Weber, is French.
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Since today is Construction Worker's Day, the bosses are the ones serving the dishes.
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Bosses are bossy, coworkers are nosy, and technology only cooperates when it wants to.
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It's the people who really do the work, not their bosses nor their investors.
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Trade unions bosses also gave the proposal short shrift, saying it had "changed nothing".
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When we think of power, we think of bosses and their charge over subordinates.
|
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And more bosses seem to have bought into Warren Buffett's view of stock splits.
|
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It was always suspected that Chip and Joanna Gaines were the best bosses ever.
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Most bosses (at least I hope) aren't looking for just yes — men and women.
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It is easy for bosses to miscalculate the public mood and face a backlash.
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Recommendations from colleagues and bosses are another way to demonstrate the value you've delivered.
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He said his bosses had condoned methods that were common practice at the time.
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If your plan's through work, your bosses won't find out unless you tell them.
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Bosses complain that it is almost impossible to get work permits for skilled foreigners.
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What history has shown us with Cubans is that no one bosses them around.
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No, I don't like all lobbyists or agree with their causes or corporate bosses.
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I've had phone calls telling me to stop investigating certain murders or drug bosses.
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The gloom for music bosses and artists, however, remains far greater than any cheer.
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The show is most unguarded when bosses stumble into a legal problem on camera.
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Bosses show up, irritate, and are ultimately dispatched using time-honored trap-'em methods.
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So I think that when people come forward, your bosses have to acknowledge it.
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But autism is not alone among psychological differences in representing possible opportunities to bosses.
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Yet, too often, bosses sound more like salespeople than managers accountable to a board.
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"My bosses said it's probably the smartest thing I could be doing," he said.
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But his main targets were corrupt Teamsters Union and Mafia bosses, then violent forces.
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Ease with Wall Street bosses aligns him with Mrs Clinton and other centrist Democrats.
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It gives bosses some say on who gets in, but not too much say.
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But not all of us may have a rosy relationship with our own bosses.
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Afterward, he led the pallbearers, including spy chiefs and Army bosses, decades his senior.
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Why is it good news that millions are saying "so long!" to their bosses?
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He became a Republican to support the rule of law rather than party bosses.
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Federal rules also prohibit employees handling their bosses' personal affairs while on the clock.
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The best bosses check in with their workers to ensure that they're being challenged.
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Arty next rang the couple that had preceded him and Paloma as Gladys's bosses.
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"Now the bozza"—the old apartheid word black people used for their white bosses—
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Great communication skills are among the top traits bosses look for in future employees.
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Holiday gatherings are the ideal opportunity to get some face time with your bosses.
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And first-time candidates often must challenge entrenched incumbents who are also their bosses.
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Stucky told his bosses at Edwards about the drawings, but they showed little interest.
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As they do, they are invoking a very different language than their bosses are.
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But the company's bosses might justifiably be wary of Mr. Bronfman as an investor.
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Ms Redstone and Viacom's bosses regarded the offer as an insult, according to sources.
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Despite that, bosses of some of the firms chalked up a bumper year personally.
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That check has weakened with the decline of machines, bosses and smoke-filled rooms.
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I'm sure our bosses will see that as a reasonable medical expense for you.
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Bosses, parents and referees, for instance, are likely also more ruthless on less sleep.
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Graduates of Defy Ventures eventually start their own businesses and become their own bosses.
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The other 11 people at the table were old, white, important men—my bosses.
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You told us you had a great time, which made my bosses very happy.
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Unfortunately, the unnamed video editor's bosses at Q13 weren't exactly thrilled with the gag.
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In 1966, there was a fire at the home of one of Hakamada's bosses.
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For now it seems CFOs and their CEO bosses will live with the paradox.
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He follows in the recent footsteps of longstanding bosses at PepsiCo and Campbell Soup.
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Employees are notified about their raises during routine one-on-ones with their bosses.
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I know that bosses do this, but to see it confirmed is extremely frustrating.
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Being the bosses in the workplace and treated differently than if we were men.
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Instead, he's French and his former bosses are discriminating against his culture and heritage.
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These symptoms are not readily understood by my high-powered industry colleagues and bosses.
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It's up to good bosses to identify these problem employees and deal with them.
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Self-management is a crucial skill for potential bosses on the CPI 260 test.
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I was joined in a room by the other people who had only bosses.
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Younger executives and employees angry at their bosses for letting it get this bad.
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Many of the men who complain to me, or to my bosses, simply misunderstand.
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We can't hold our bosses accountable until we can step out of the shadows.
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"They all cut deals with the county bosses because they're still on the plantation."
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Mr. Watchorn's bosses have assured him that the machine will merely augment his work.
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We all have complaints about our bosses, colleagues, clients and departments we work with.
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These are merely the high-profile bosses accused of sexual misconduct in the workplace.
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This is the contest laid before us by one of our bosses, Jodi Rudoren.
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Paid leave funded by employers simply transfers the pain from workers to their bosses.
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Supermarket bosses have voiced similar concerns about the impact on supply chains and costs.
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How much of the revenue focus is direction from your new bosses at AngelList?
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Mr Jones has not been charged, but fellow bosses' graft casts a poor light.
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It's about the Trump administration giving bosses power over their employees' most personal decisions.
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His bosses, including the incoming chief executive, urged him to let the complaints go.
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And he treated the kids who were his fans like they were his bosses.
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Her bosses — donning pristine white gloves every day — just yell or are coldly silent.
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If the bosses have the workers by the throat, how can this be happening?
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They want to be the bosses of their own lives and their own kids.
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Never told his bosses or co-workers that he was quitting—just didn't return.
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His current and former bosses defended his character and lashed out at the accusers.
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This enhances company loyalty and strengthens ties between bosses and their teams, he says.
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That team is large by TV standards — nine people, including bosses, analysts and shooters.
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"If the workers unite, they can get the bosses to yield," one worker says.
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Plus: advice on bosses who talk about diversity but keep on hiring white people.
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Terrified of ending his relationship with the Post, he tried to oblige his bosses.
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Ultimately, the woman decided not to report the incident to her bosses at USAA.
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Mr. Farrell had no illusions about the waning power of New York's political bosses.
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At first, she was unsure how her bosses would react to the googly eyes.
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The determination of bosses to find the whistleblower and punish them is so strong.
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Facebook is the catch-all network for everything from family to bosses to acquaintances.
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They said this behavior had also contributed to the decline of the Bosses' markets.
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Some of those firings made sense; some fell on the sword for their bosses.
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Peretti is still more bullish about the tech giants than many other media bosses.
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In a tight labor market, bosses cannot set low wages and still attract workers.
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Younger bosses may think that, yeah, the older worker is kind of a dinosaur.
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"You'll have to ask Mike Riley and the big bosses about that," he said.
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Outraged, the then 2000-year-old kid from Minnesota called over the pit bosses.
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Nilson recommends employees talk to their bosses about ways to potentially recoup these losses.
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Bosses and managers need to be especially careful when asking for donations from employees.
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Why not, White suggested to his bosses, have his broadcast team work both games?
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Perhaps corporate bosses are currently pliant because they expect that this storm will pass.
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"Regarding bosses scoring well on respect for workers, that's a great sign," Salemi says.
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Mr. Vasilenko eventually stopped reporting his contacts with Mr. Platt to his K.G.B. bosses.
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Don't become one of these bosses and the reason that your good staff resign.
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Great books, teachers, bosses and coaches are vital in helping us do exactly that.
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"Sometimes with male bosses, you have to be a little discreet," one employee laments.
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Like some politicians, some bosses gladly take credit for things they do not control.
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It is not unusual for bosses to hoard information in the name of power.
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Bad bosses think the work their employees do is something the employees owe them.
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It seems like some bosses will do anything to avoid giving a straight answer.
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Other bosses just don't want to be bothered with clear explanations and solid answers.
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But the judges, my bosses, are also going to look at the growth rate.
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BEIJING — The women recount being forced into sex by bosses and trusted co-workers.
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My bosses are those 800,000 people that I represented and sent me up here.
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Being self-employed, she figured, would mean not having to deal with belittling bosses.
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It inspired dozens of women to demand investigations into bosses, teachers and co-workers.
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He's "taking marching orders" from party bosses in Washington, said Senate Democrats' campaign arm.
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Daniela says the new bosses videotaped clients from the moment they entered the bar.
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By simply supplying things like soap and marijuana, bosses can grow their armies overnight.
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" In comparison, only 23% of workers in the Northeast gave their bosses an "A.
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Consider that Klobuchar is high on the list of "worst bosses" in Congress because of her high staff turnover — but also that, according to Vox, in 2016 about a third of female senators were considered worse bosses than about 96% of male senators.
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Outside of the fantastic guest verses on songs like OT Genasis's "Cut It" and Gucci's "Bling Blaww Burr," he released four projects ( King of Memphis, Bosses Up, Bosses and Shooters, Rich Crack Baby) that deserve extended praise in a year full of exceptionalism.
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The average bump in bosses' pay in the sample of hospitals benefiting most from the waiver was 81% over the same period, equating to a pay rise of about $428,000 per year above that received by bosses of similar hospitals with no waiver.
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In the nail salons where many Vietnamese find work, salon bosses can control every aspect of workers' lives, a power that can breed exploitation, though researchers said some bosses also become migrants' surrogate parents, cooking for them and providing a place to stay.
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She made it sound as though declining to punish a woman for ethics violations was somehow feminist, and as though all that matters to women is how their bosses treat them personally, not how their bosses impact the lives of other women.
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Outside of the fantastic guest verses on songs like OT Genasis's "Cut It" and Gucci's "Bling Blaww Burr," he released four projects (King of Memphis, Bosses Up, Bosses and Shooters, Rich Crack Baby) that deserve extended praise in a year full of exceptionalism.
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At least the Co-op's bosses have only been a burden on the private sector.
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BOSSES are more likely to groan than feel giddy about advances in artificial intelligence (AI).
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Telling our employees around the world that the American bosses expect results will produce nothing.
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Bosses must have an attitude of "paranoid optimism", always on the lookout for potential threats.
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Employees at CNN were recently alarmed when the Slackbot informed them their bosses were watching.
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At TMC, bosses won't surreptitiously convince their employees to do evil deeds, like Axe did.
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I've been told by bosses to wear a skirt next time—the shorter the better.
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Bosses hide behind junior staffers, who are enlisted to push the big red button themselves.
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But if there's one thing bosses do understand, or good ones at least, it's efficiency.
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"I know a lot of women have bosses who are not as understanding," Singer says.
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We had emailed our bosses and told them we wouldn't be coming in that afternoon.
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In Washington, she is known as one of the most difficult bosses on Capitol Hill.
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Like the former bosses of Islami Bank, Bangladeshis are being presented with a fait accompli.
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But it's how Sestak waged that campaign that has kept tensions raw with party bosses.
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There were even consiglieri: the advisers and lawyers who helped the bosses run the show.
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Turnbull and Treasurer Scott Morrison met with bank bosses earlier Thursday to discuss the reforms.
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"We're showing what we do when the new bosses are watching," said one CNN reporter.
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The company bosses assure me that the Android versions are just around the corner, however.
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MODERN bosses are a resilient bunch who can handle everything from Twitter storms to takeovers.
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You might want to save the bigger battles, in particular the bosses, for your television.
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Some of his producing credits include Mirror, Mirror, the Catfish movie, and both Horrible Bosses.
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The bosses had hit their targets, but the bank lost money in 2015 and 2016.
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That is unusual; incoming bosses at other troubled banks have swept away more senior people.
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Mrs Merkel brought a group of company bosses and apprentices to talk about vocational education.
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Bosses and consultants often argue that takeovers are evidence that capitalism has become more competitive.
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The establishment party bosses actually do control selection of all the delegates in New York.
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In China bosses' pay is linked to performance (which, admittedly, encourages the fiddling of statistics).
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Officials say the new government will focus on tweaks acceptable to both bosses and unions.
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In the past, bosses knew that female staff would take paid maternity leave only once.
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Beat enough bosses, and you'll often feel as though you've inched closer to divinity yourself.
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It can be a bit chaotic, especially as you start to encounter the devious bosses.
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But in some cases that developed into an ethos of pleasing bosses rather than customers.
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That meant more bosses, properly designed platforming levels, and an overworld that connected them together.
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As for tariffs, for now they are little more than an irritant for most bosses.
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The bosses of the body that will divide the cash were appointed only in May.
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Bank bosses maintain that they are "optimising" their branch networks to fit changing customer habits.
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Which you're going to need, if you're to get the better of the game's bosses.
|
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When promoter-led firms cannot service their debts, dominant owner-bosses tend to skip repayments.
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Capricorn You're the boss of the zodiac, Capricorn, and what do all great bosses know?
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Wilson on a daily basis when they see their bosses headed down the wrong track.
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The time bosses spend on recognition is one of the best investments they can make.
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After two years of finger-wagging, the bosses in Brussels appear to have lost patience.
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Some started off as musicians, some were inspired by tour documentaries, some by sexist bosses.
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Consider, for example, his account of one of the most famous factory bosses of all.
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If such benefits were reproduced at scale, NHS bosses would be dancing and singing, too.
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The NAB bosses were also questioned about "fees for no service" during the Royal Commission.
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This creates a predicament for bosses, said Anab Jain, director at the tech company Superflux.
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Many Wall Street bosses have gone from Sinophiles to hawks in the past few years.
|
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Normally, party bosses serve for ten years, so Mr Xi is at the halfway mark.
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Muriel Pénicaud, his labour minister, held about 50 meetings with unions and bosses this summer.
|
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Despite such problems, tech bosses should view regulation as utilities as a long-term risk.
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One reason is that some of Eskom's bosses have spent more time stealing than managing.
|
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They've given into the conflation of crimes (Weinstein, Moore) and power abuse (bosses) with boorishness.
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Many have ageing bosses; outside investment is often helpful as they prepare for management succession.
|
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Kerviel insists that his bosses were aware of his trades, and that they share responsibility.
|
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Rather, workers appear to have upped their game to convince bosses not to sack them.
|
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Bosses are relaxed about the low probability of Labour's manifesto ever being put into action.
|
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During the political convention era, presidential candidates were selected by state leaders and machine bosses.
|
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But lately bosses' mood has flipped into a hostility that risks becoming jingoistic and unhelpful.
|
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Your bosses are quite clear that this has been a tremendous year for you guys.
|
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They say bosses should be penalized for failing to shield their employees from work encroachment.
|
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To please his princely bosses, Mr AlMadani is forging ahead on various fronts at once.
|
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Mr Kushner allegedly discussed giving one of Apollo's bosses, Joshua Harris, a White House post.
|
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Imagine your bosses tell you that a proposed law would be good for your company.
|
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Yet, company bosses are rarely held to account for inflicting such misery on their employees.
|
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"News is the dial tone of media," Polgreen quoted one of our bosses as saying.
|
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Those bosses, though, still had something to say about the methods those primaries would follow.
|
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Or is her hatred for her former bosses eclipsed by her desire to overthrow Gilead?
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Not that Muni's bosses didn't want to, or suddenly forgot about their agency's budget shortfalls.
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Trump pledged to "drain the swamp" of DC lobbyists -- so he hired their bosses. 86.
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Its Mafia bosses supposedly thought it was too visible and volatile and cut their losses.
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Before I got into more trouble with my bosses, I moved to the Mexican border.
|
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The next day, his bosses told him he was suspended without pay amid an investigation.
|
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Swift's team told Mueller's bosses, who, after conducting their own investigation, decided to fire Mueller.
|
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Bosses who abuse their position to gain monetary or sexual rewards are also deeply disliked.
|
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Bosses like to be masters of their own fate — they like to be in control.
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When offered only one option, many bosses will dismiss it and instead create their own.
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I truly love my job, I like my bosses and enjoy working with my coworkers.
|
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In December the bosses' association Confindustria downgraded its estimate of growth in 2015 to 0.8%.
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Among the highest-paid FTSE 100 bosses, Bailey will not be taking a pay cut.
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They still use these, but ever more bosses want assessments of company-specific risks too.
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In practice it helps perplexed Brazilian bosses make sense of the political crisis at home.
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Even if they did make profits, they'd just pay big bonuses to the big bosses.
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Parents, teachers and bosses can help by giving praise for effort and displaying grit themselves.
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Nor is it clear that this group of bosses speaks for everyone on the continent.
|
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Even in secular France, bosses often take a pragmatic view of their employees' religious needs.
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That explains the enthusiasm many Republican bosses and donors showed for the Stop Trump movement.
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The takeaway for workers updates the maxim that people don't leave jobs, they leave bosses.
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Her hit television sitcom "Roseanne" was yanked off the air by ABC bosses on Tuesday.
|
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Democrats changed the rules after their 1968 debacle to take control away from party bosses.
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It is a possibility few bosses in Europe's largest and strongest economy had prepared for.
|
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When Americans think about 19th-century democracy, we imagine earnest statesmen or cigar-chomping bosses.
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You already know what they've told us—no interviews because the bosses will get angry.
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There's also the more familiar style of dungeons with bosses at the end of them.
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One of the top reasons people quit their jobs is because of their intolerable bosses.
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That winking, sinister-looking cigar you see above is one of the game's many bosses.
|
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The ascent of Mr Corbyn strengthens the political headwinds that have been blowing bosses' way.
|
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Insecure bosses bark out orders and behave like divas in order to establish their dominance.
|
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"There's very little impetus among party bosses to make it easier to vote," Lerner said.
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She said her mentors (who also happened to be her bosses) advised her to stay.
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Others were called in to their bosses' offices last week and fired, with little explanation.
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Take the time to review your past relationships with bosses — has there always been conflict?
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Kulyk and his bosses even have political fights over who should and shouldn't be prosecuted.
|
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Taken together, these federal and state policies would hurt coal miners while benefiting their bosses.
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Both had doubts but agreed to take the idea to their bosses, the newspaper reported.
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In fact, working under such bosses could literally be a matter of life or death.
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Similarly, any level of employee can criticize any of their bosses without fear of retribution.
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Over the last 30 years, too many Americans were sold out by their corporate bosses.
|
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In the article, 11 young bosses provide insight on how to impress your millennial manager.
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In a subsequent tweet, Trump called Gates "dopey" and accused him of criticizing his bosses.
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They also rely on "informal, rapid feedback from peers, direct reports, and bosses," Hansen writes.
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So do their bosses, who are able to offer lower pay rates as a result.
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Conscious or not, that's just the way most bosses—men or women—see their employees.
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Here's why it matters: Bosses notice when employees communicate well and when they do not.
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They are ashamed of what their former bosses did, and furious about what has happened.
|
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Two brothers, Mario and Pedro Maciel, emerged as local crime bosses, according to state prosecutors.
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He asked for vacation time, and when his bosses granted it, he fled to Miami.
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Top bosses of airlines have assured they will keep fares at reasonable levels, he added.
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My coworkers, for the most part, were lovely, and my bosses treated me like family.
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It was so funny, we were actually back visiting our old bosses at 30 Rock.
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Many evacuate by nightfall, though, to be home before the curfews set by their bosses.
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They must put themselves in the shoes of their bosses and learn to clarify expectations.
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Bosses: Be clear in your off-hours communication if you aren't looking for a response.
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But the job can also mean demanding bosses who require their nearly 24/7 attention.
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But a job means money and offers experience dealing with bosses, co-workers and customers.
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An idea was born, apparently among my bosses at Dateline, to put me in prison.
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ANONYMOUS I am torn (as employees often are when we want to gripe to bosses).
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But they failed to convict the bosses: the head coaches, athletic directors, boosters, university presidents.
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Inmates here must buy their food from their bosses, who even control inmates' intimate visits.
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Volunteers are happier than nonvolunteers, and the self-employed are happier than those with bosses.
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They are slowly coerced into obeying prison personnel, thug-like cell bosses and reformed prisoners.
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What is it about this word that so many people — including our bosses — consider unspeakable?
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Ms. Kim was told by two prospective bosses that she did not look feminine enough.
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But for the most part, it's not because their bosses expect them to be online.
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There are no battles, hard-and-fast rules, time limits, or big bosses to defeat.
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There are team-building exercises, and then there are bosses with a flair for drama.
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Starting a business: One of the best bosses you could ever work for is yourself.
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Party bosses set priorities, then reward the institutions and officials who best carry them out.
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Max is BFF with Toms Sandoval and Schwartz, who are also his bosses at TomTom.
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Great bosses don't have a "Why should I praise you for doing your job?" attitude.
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Great bosses don't give you the impression that their time is more valuable than yours.
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HSBC, RBS and Standard Chartered have cut pension contributions for their top bosses this year.
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Track your accomplishments Make sure your bosses are aware of your accomplishments and leadership capabilities.
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Some said they worried that praise from them would hurt her with her new bosses.
|
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Waiting for the male bosses in corporate America to get the message clearly isn't working.
|
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I responded to the game's escalating challenges, especially the absurd bosses, with a steely glare.
|
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I KO'd my internal bosses to the pulsing beat of the level, I shattered hearts.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis Bosses come in all shapes and sizes.
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"The older workers with younger bosses are less committed to the company," Professor Richard said.
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She worked anyway — if anyone missed a day, the bosses would no longer call them.
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The bank has said Mr. Leissner's conduct was not sanctioned or approved by his bosses.
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Not to be outdone, Sheeran claimed to have killed mob bosses like Joey Gallo, too.
|
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Union workers have also held company bosses hostage or damaged property to make their point.
|
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The company is also on the lookout for a new bosses and other board members.
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The Re:Mind DLC update will add more story content to the game and new bosses.
|
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Ola Kaellenius and Oliver Zipse, bosses of Daimler and BMW respectively, are feeling the strain.
|
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When bosses throw others under the bus and blame them for bad outcomes, people leave.
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He should simply tell the German EU bosses that he wants balanced trade accounts — immediately.
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Their independence from their agency bosses is usually thought to ensure more evenhanded decision making.
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Japanese bosses are the most likely to avoid giving out pay rises entirely this year.
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Mainly speaking, though, horrible bosses make for leadership failures, for reasons that should be obvious.
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Companies would face big fines, with bosses also held personally accountable, the government said then.
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They got calls from their bosses to remove the shots, and most of them did.
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I'm definitely against party bosses choosing nominees but I don't know when that last happened.
|
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JPMorgan bankers shunned jeans for fear of their bosses thinking they had no client meetings.
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Yeah, and most people truthfully have a difficult time writing about their ownership/bosses, right?
|
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So when the choice was left up to her bosses, the outcome was no surprise.
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And next to nothing if you are a high-ranking executive at Uber, even if your bosses and their bosses crossed innumerable bright lines, left employees vulnerable to misbehavior and outright abuse without adequate systems to protect them and generally promoted a hostile workplace environment.
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Its bosses can choose whether to sacrifice sales or absorb the tariffs and accept thinner margins.
|
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If high turnover of bosses has not proved disastrous, the state's wider influence is still unhealthy.
|
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The habit of wage restraint among union bosses is ingrained but their influence is steadily eroding.
|
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"Some people tell their bosses 'I'm not going,' " said cook and delivery guy Emanuel Kabrinny, 34.
|
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Qualcomm's board won the war, but it is still facing a rebellion from its own bosses.
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We ran it by our producers and our bosses, and they said let's give a try.
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Communications is still under my current boss, but now I'll have two direct bosses before him.
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I asked them about their insights into corporate culture and about their own experience as bosses.
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Passengers have thrown up, kissed, talked trash about relatives and friends and complained about their bosses.
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People trying to avoid their annoying bosses end up taking out navigational systems everyone depends on.
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And yet, there are many things that employees can do to unknowingly piss their bosses off.
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Harness the power of corrupted relics to defeat gigantic bosses, at the cost of your humanity.
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They're now turned off because I started working jobs where bosses would text me about shifts.
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