They are having tough conversations with bosses about missing work.
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She talked with her bosses about taking some time off.
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"You'll have to ask Mike Riley and the big bosses about that," he said.
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Nilson recommends employees talk to their bosses about ways to potentially recoup these losses.
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BUT YOU HAVE TO ASK THE BOSSES ABOUT THAT YOU AND I WERE CHATTING WITH DAVID.
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As president-elect Mr Trump had been briefed by American intelligence bosses about hostile actions taken by Russia.
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Anyone staring down the barrel of new bosses about to take over knows how paralyzing that can be.
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Barr previously told Congress that Mueller never split with his bosses about steps to take in the investigation.
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McHugh never told her bosses about her ties to people like Brimelow, and she didn't think she needed to.
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Underlings such as myself are constantly bombarded by "tips" from our bosses about how to be just like them.
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Bloomberg noted that Cohen needed to convince his own bosses about the value in forcing people to pay for YouTube.
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Some of them slack off, expecting to be fired, only to get raises, and then email their bosses about being idiots.
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Unions agree with their bosses about the need for bigger firms, which they hope will result in fatter profits and higher wages.
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As a professional who has had her fair share of odd jobs and internships, I've had many bosses— about 10 to be exact.
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And when it comes to expenses that aren't reimbursed, Nilson recommends employees be frank with their bosses about the tax code's favoritism toward businesses.
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In Mombasa, agents can collect up to $30,000 a day in a single area, though they hand their bosses about 80 percent of the profit.
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A recent survey found nearly half of workers would lie to their bosses about not having reception in order to avoid checking work email while away.
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The 50-year-old, who reportedly worked as a marketing executive at government contractor Akima LLC, decided to inform her bosses about her new internet celebrity last Monday.
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I have a few people to catch up with around the office this afternoon and get the okay from one of my bosses about our new website design.
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And in the meantime, staffers and officials who say they have not talked to their bosses about their personal feelings on climate change are probably telling the truth.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - At the end of 2015, managers at Rosneft, the Russian state-controlled oil firm, sounded the alarm to their bosses about the company's investments in Venezuela.
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When the GSMA, an industry group, last year asked 750 telecoms bosses about the main risk to delivering 5G, over half cited the "lack of a clear business case".
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Michael Wussow sued his former employer, the scientific instrument maker Bruker Corporation, for firing him after he complained to his colleagues and bosses about the company's revenue recognition practices.
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When the GSMA, an industry group, last year asked 750 telecoms bosses about the most salient impediment to delivering 5G, more than half cited the lack of a clear business case.
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We spent hours in the office toying around with the image maker, resulting in some next-level sketches and a firm lecture from our bosses about "proper time management," whatever that means.
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Then I divided the room into smaller discussion groups and had them write a letter to the government and to their bosses about the things they needed to thrive in the workplace.
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"People speaking truth to power about their own bosses, about their own institutions, is a really important part of how we can have an honest conversation about this," he said, as Ms. Maddow looked on.
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Facebook held an "open meeting" on Tuesday morning, according to the Daily Beast, the first time that Facebook employees have been able to ask questions of their bosses about the issues in a live setting.
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Ms. Swift's lawyer, Douglas Baldridge, hammered at Mr. Mueller's credibility during cross-examination, raising, for example, the disappearance of recordings that Mr. Mueller had secretly made of conversations with his bosses about Ms. Swift's allegations.
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Kyle Shanahan left his job as an offensive coordinator with the Cleveland Browns in 2015 after presenting a list of 32 items to his bosses about why he should be let out of his contract.
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Unknown to the Qaeda bosses, about a fifth of the ransom was inadvertently provided by the C.I.A., which bankrolled a secret fund for the Afghan leader with monthly cash deliveries to the presidential palace in Kabul.
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" A more recent cover story warns "American bosses" about Elizabeth Warren 's plans to tackle inequality, and revives Friedmanite verities about how "creative destruction" and "the dynamic power of markets" can best help "middle-class Americans.
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Johnson & Johnson unit Acclarent Inc says that a former sales representative cannot prove she was fired because she complained to her bosses about the company's promotion of a medical device for unapproved uses, rather than her poor performance.
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Although Clarke was back at work, she was taking morphine to handle the debilitating pain, and told her bosses about her condition with the understanding that she didn't want "to be a subject of public discussion and dissection," she wrote.
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For months before an open-sided helicopter capsized in the East River, drowning five passengers who had been strapped inside, pilots for the company that operated the flight warned their bosses about dangerous conditions, including equipment that could make escape difficult.
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Police report that the woman got into an argument with the bus driver, and after communicating with her bosses about the passenger, the driver pulled over so other riders could move to a safer bus—and so she could call the cops.
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Cathy Sellars, a 59-year-old mother of two adult children, was training to become a truck driver for freight hauler CRST when she complained to her bosses about repeated sexual harassment by male colleagues, according to a class action lawsuit against the company.
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The company authorized store managers to submit employee requests directly to district managers, who oversee stores in a given region, on a "case-by-case basis," according to the three store managers as well as eight employees who spoke with their bosses about the policy.
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The new U.S. rules do not directly affect most inversion deals, in which an American company buys a foreign counterpart and then moves abroad to lower its tax bill, but they have sent a message to company bosses about the risks of attempting to move their tax addresses overseas.
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And he has worthy things to say about critics' ethical imperative to state their opinions honestly and forces that seek to corrupt that authenticity, like worries by magazine bosses about irritating certain movie stars or fans of blockbusters, and groupthink among critics who fear disagreement with the herd.
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And, days after the inauguration, Ms. Yates, the acting attorney general at the time, warned the White House that Mr. Flynn was vulnerable to foreign blackmail because he had misled his bosses about conversations he had had with the Russian ambassador — and that Russian operatives would know about it.
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Ms. Lai, a former employee of Binary, contends that after she complained to her bosses about sexism and inappropriate behavior in the workplace, the company used the non-disparagement provision in her employment contract to threaten her and prevent her from talking about why she had quit her job.
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On June 25, 2001, seven months after de Villers' death, Rossum was arrested and charged with murder. On January 4, 2002, her parents posted her $1.25 million bail. At trial, the prosecution contended that Rossum murdered her husband to keep him from telling her bosses about both her affair and her use of meth stolen from the drug lab. Defense attorneys argued that de Villers was suicidal and poisoned himself.
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Barinholtz has commented that he started getting "restless" and did not see eye to eye with some of the MADtv bosses about how decisions were being made. In 2009, he performed at the Chicago Improv Festival alongside former MADtv cast member Jordan Peele. In 2012, Barinholtz performed at another Chicago Improv Festival event with his brother, Jon. He has frequently worked with comedian Dave Stassen, with whom he also went to high school.
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Between the ridges are rings of small hemispherical bosses about 4 mm across. Decoration was formed by hammering from the reverse (Repoussé). The outer edge of the shield has been folded back and hammered down to form a strong rim. A handle is riveted across the open bowl of the boss, made from a thicker piece of sheet bronze folded over; also attached are a pair of metal tabs for a carrying strap.
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In the original script, the "Land of Chocolate" sequence was absent, though the dialog that set it up was present. (Homer complains to his new German bosses about the candy machines not working, to which one of them replies: "We understand, Homer. After all, we are from the land of chocolate!") Executive producer Sam Simon was the one who suggested that they actually do a sequence in which Homer's mind wanders off into an imaginary land made of chocolate.
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All celebrities featured in the show are portrayed through the mixed use of live-action puppets and CGI effects; the puppets are filmed first, with the footage later enhanced with CGI eyes, eyebrows, and mouths. Those depicted are caricatured. One eye of former UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage's puppet occasionally swivels around, while US President Donald Trump's hair is represented as a cat on his head, whilst Prince George of Cambridge is depicted with a strong Cockney accent and bosses about his younger sister Princess Charlotte of Cambridge. His catchphrase is "oi oi saveloy", which loosely references a Cockney football chant.
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She participated in the 2009 Iranian presidential election protests that were held in Houston and also protested against the Al-Hadi Mosque, which she accused of being connected to the Iranian government. Lomi Kriel of the Houston Chronicle wrote that "she was outspokenly critical of Islam, even becoming embroiled in an argument with her father's bosses about their faith." She was a member of Second Baptist Church, as she had converted to Christianity in 2011. When Nesreen chose to leave Islam and become a Christian, Bagherzadeh gave her support, and Bagherzadeh also suggested that Nesreen marry her love, Coty Beavers.
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As Milliken et al. (2003) state, “there is evidence from a variety of sources that employees often do not feel comfortable speaking to their bosses about organizational problems or issues that concern them.” Employees might be afraid of the outcome of speaking up, they might feel like nothing will change, they might simply feel intimidated with the subject matter that they wish to express, or they might feel intimidated by whom they would have to talk to. Also, if their co-workers aren't speaking up, they might be inclined to close their mouths as well, termed "collective silence".
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During the 1990s, Grantham was approached more than once by BBC bosses about a possible return to EastEnders, but rejected each of these offers, often feeling that the storyline at the time would not be the right one to suit any potential comeback. However, on 3 May 2003, it was confirmed that Grantham would be returning to EastEnders later that year to reprise his role as Den after 14 years. On 29 September 2003, his return to EastEnders was aired, with him arriving at the nightclub E20 now owned by his adopted daughter Sharon, portrayed by Letitia Dean. It was revealed that Den had survived the shooting and fled to Spain with the help of former mistress Jan Hammond (Jane How), while the body found a year later in the canal had been wrongly identified.
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