" "It's difficult because they want to keep their jobs.
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Also helping the monarchs keep their jobs are democracy's difficulties.
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Its parliamentary speakers defy the rules to keep their jobs.
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Medicaid is essential for hardworking Americans to keep their jobs.
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Even those who keep their jobs aren't safe from hardship.
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It isn't just that they often get to keep their jobs.
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We will also cross fingers that the Carsons keep their jobs.
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Many worry whether they will be able to keep their jobs.
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That's how they keep their jobs and fend off proxy challenges.
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They will if they keep their jobs and they don't get scared.
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Lampert says his plan would let 50,000 Sears employees keep their jobs.
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They generally keep their jobs, without even a smack on the hand.
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They intervened, and as a result, 800 people will keep their jobs.
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The move has meant all 115 employees got to keep their jobs.
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A little more than half of the workers would keep their jobs.
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Everyone on my team got to keep their jobs and received healthy raises.
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How do they keep their jobs when they're wrong all of the time?
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Or do they go along with it in order to keep their jobs?
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All of the Geneva company's 43 employees are expected to keep their jobs.
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The school announced Durkin and Athletic Director Damon Evans would keep their jobs.
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Enders later said the company could not guarantee all would keep their jobs.
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It said the workers' bid was motivated by a desire to keep their jobs.
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I want them to keep their jobs and the man to get some help.
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Both managers, however, indicated that they would keep their jobs during the legal proceedings.
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Even those who can keep their jobs may see less potential for progression in future.
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Some women cried because it was not their choice, but mandatory to keep their jobs.
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In exchange, the company promised that the plant's nearly 400 employees would keep their jobs.
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In contrast, 81% of Democrats thought that the players should be allowed to keep their jobs.
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And workers who keep their jobs are more likely to feel spied on by their employers.
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And still, against the odds, working mothers continue to keep their jobs and have their babies.
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Embassy employees in Moscow on Monday anxiously waited to hear if they would keep their jobs.
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This would allow officials to keep their jobs in a new, possibly Republican, administration, Christie said.
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How do these parents Jenga their schedules to both please their children and keep their jobs?
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Russians are now waiting to hear which ministers will keep their jobs in a new government.
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It may seem like good news in the short term for the workers who keep their jobs.
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It makes no sense that" officers who have committed misconduct "have been allowed to keep their jobs.
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Francis can accept, reject or delay a decision, and the bishops keep their jobs until he acts.
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HKEX said it expected key LSE management to keep their jobs and work for the new owners.
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In it, Ministry spokeswoman Judith Aparicio said Mr. Fintiklis promised the employees they would keep their jobs.
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For two decades America's working class has worked harder to earn declining incomes just to keep their jobs.
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Last year, the Supreme Court affirmed that public employees need not pay a union to keep their jobs.
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Despite the turmoil at Viacom, it is a foregone conclusion that all the directors will keep their jobs.
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We can certainly create an environment that promotes growth and rewards companies that keep their jobs in America.
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The BLS also conducts a separate survey of households that considers workers employed if they keep their jobs.
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With his help, they could keep their jobs; self-interest compelled them to treat the red-nosed reindeer well.
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Politicians tend to do what is easy and what it makes it most likely that they keep their jobs.
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However, workers shouldn't be forced to pay for a service they do not want simply to keep their jobs.
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This path may also increase the chances that at least some members of the CBS board keep their jobs.
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Many of those plant workers were forced to uproot their lives or commute long distances to keep their jobs.
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For those survivors with the fortitude to keep their jobs, lost productivity owing to absenteeism and distraction is steep.
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Our country has to do the deeper work of ensuring traumatized veterans keep their jobs and benefits despite addiction.
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In the 8-episode docu-series, Serhant helps struggling salespeople across the country improve their skills — and keep their jobs.
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The cult of the superteacher encourages young teachers to forgo sleep and free time in order to keep their jobs.
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And even the truckers who keep their jobs after automation is implemented will see their working conditions and pay slump.
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The reason may have been simple dislike of the acquirer or a need by the directors to keep their jobs.
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IndiGo also fired the employee who shot the video of the abuse while allowing others involved to keep their jobs.
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It is easy to celebrate when a few workers seem to keep their jobs because foreign competition is shut out.
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All over the industrialized world, there is good news: Many workers now expect to keep their jobs or find better ones.
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However, the military's top general said on Thursday that trans service members will keep their jobs until new guidelines are issued.
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At least two supervisors at the club were aware and helped them evade detection to keep their jobs, per the Times.
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The group works for a week at a time, and many members struggle to keep their jobs during digs, Ortiz said.
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It's an infuriating situation, and a terribly difficult one for the women to navigate while still trying to keep their jobs.
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But given that plenty of Grey's Sloan doctors do much worse and still keep their jobs, she's probably in the clear.
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For those who were currently working, more than half of beneficiaries said that Medicaid made it easier to keep their jobs.
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As a result of the Trump-Pence intervention, hundreds of workers will keep their jobs - though exactly how many is contested.
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They both were elected in Democratic-leaning places and have Democratic voters to appease if they want to keep their jobs.
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But so much of the discussion around coaches (and whether they should keep their jobs) tends to focus on recent narrative.
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To the Editor: If members of Congress will sell their souls to keep their jobs, term limits may be the answer.
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Politicians not only keep their jobs but — like President Trump, Justice Clarence Thomas and probably Roy Moore — are elevated after exposure.
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Former Meetup employees said the document was presented to them as something they had to sign in order to keep their jobs.
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Langenberg said institutional investors want to keep their jobs and therefore don't want to be holding a stock like GE right now.
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But what Donald Trump doesn't understand is that not everyone in government is solely motivated by the desire to keep their jobs.
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GM may have a smaller presence in Flint than it once did, but its 5,600 workers here want to keep their jobs.
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He did not yet know how many security guards and concession staff from Oakland will ultimately be able to keep their jobs.
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Launches of the new system should begin some time next year if the new management at Starlink wants to keep their jobs.
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Whether it's to keep their jobs or to maintain the peace, there are some things that airline workers just can't tell travelers.
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Sometimes the police officers get away with it and still get to keep their jobs and still do the same shady work.
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The key thing to remember is that members of Congress want to keep their jobs and have multiple constituencies to keep happy.
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The article itself quoted an unnamed minister describing the plan as a bid by "second-rate staff desperate to keep their jobs".
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Most teams employ only a few dozen cheerleaders, who must audition along with hundreds of other candidates every year to keep their jobs.
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Those women need to keep their jobs, and all women need to be able to work, to be able to thrive, without fear.
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Dawn says she wants to fight for legislation that will help families keep their jobs while they are searching for a missing child.
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You can't necessarily be mad at somebody because they want to keep their jobs and they're just doing what they have to do.
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Workers are therefore forced to choose between having abortions, going home, or even abandoning their children to keep their jobs, the report states.
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The only members of that body who are almost certain to keep their jobs are Mr Xi and the prime minister, Li Keqiang.
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They couldn't keep their jobs; their friends didn't understand them; and their spouses left or tried to be supportive, but eventually both suffered.
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Late Thursday night, Mr. Erdogan's spokesman, Ibrahim Kalin, spoke only briefly, saying that several top generals, including General Akar, would keep their jobs.
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Regardless of sector or age, going public presents its own unique challenges that must be overcome if CEOs want to keep their jobs.
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Dr. Álvarez and her husband were among the lucky ones to keep their jobs and get what amounted to a huge pay raise.
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The alliances forged throughout the season are starting to sever, mostly because everyone at The Morning Show is trying to keep their jobs.
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The company said 58 of Jetblack's nearly 350 employees will keep their jobs and become a team focused on conversational commerce within Walmart.
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At that point, the company said it would look for potential purchasers and existing employees hoped they would be able to keep their jobs.
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It concerns a claim that under the First Amendment, unionized government workers should not be forced to subsidize union speech to keep their jobs.
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In a recent interview with CNBC, Ma outlines two ways he thinks automation will improve the lives of those who can keep their jobs.
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All took the path of least resistance, in great part to keep their jobs, remaining deferential to Secretary of Defense McNamara and civilian leaders.
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If sexual assault is a police force application requirement, we can only imagine what women are being asked to do to keep their jobs.
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According to the board and the report, those were factors in the decision to allow both men to keep their jobs, Mr. Brady said.
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Corporate leaders who want to keep their jobs must adopt a new approach to capitalism, Salesforce co-founder Marc Benioff told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But some online posts have alleged government employees were being forced to raise a certain number of points every day to keep their jobs.
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But he said he would try to make sure his employees keep their jobs, even if he needs to sell his houses and cars.
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And President Trump's tweet does more harm than good by implying that "Due Process" entitles people to keep their jobs or avoid being ostracized.
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These are the voters who turn out in Republican primaries that Republican senators and members of Congress have to win to keep their jobs.
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Many survivors have reported, for instance, that they felt they had to go along with their harassers' advances in order to keep their jobs.
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Those employees may work harder because they want to keep their jobs at a desirable place to work and to continue to grow and develop.
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"Bottom line: if Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell can get the president's agenda done, they can probably keep their jobs," Meadows told The Hill newspaper.
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Almost without fail, stock prices bounce back, customers return, executives keep their jobs or exit with golden parachutes, and government mostly looks the other way.
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All the employees got to keep their jobs which was the good news; all the vendors got paid; and it was sold to Liberty Media.
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And when we civilians start talking and working together, our elected officials will take note and follow suit, if they want to keep their jobs.
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"Bottom line: if Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell can get the president's agenda done, they can probably keep their jobs," Meadows said in an interview.
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This concept would make it possible for truckers to keep their jobs but cover long routes and make more deliveries in less time, Rodrigues said.
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Meanwhile, officers who commit serious offenses, from stealing from the department to lying under oath to beating innocent civilians, are sometimes allowed to keep their jobs.
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Their handshake turned briefly into a sympathetic embrace between opponents who are both fighting to keep their jobs — and to keep their teams in La Liga.
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The journalists will keep their jobs for the next 60 days as the deal is finalized and the merging of the brands is completed, they said.
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The reasons why Fed chairs keep their jobs for so long is because a strong economy is in both their and the current administration's best interests.
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But in states without Right to Work laws, private sector employees in a unionized workplace are still subject to compulsory union fees to keep their jobs.
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Moreover, since access to paid leave encourages new parents to keep their jobs, it could lead to more payroll taxes — something missed in current cost estimates.
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Some Facebook contractors have been told they have to work onsite in order to keep their jobs amid the coronavirus outbreak, The Intercept reported last week.
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Uber rolled out a website this week full of testimonials from drivers asking that California lawmakers preserve their independent contractor status and keep their jobs flexible.
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Their routes form serpentine itineraries that, some lawmakers and residents say, increase traffic and push overworked drivers to speed and cut corners to keep their jobs.
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Sure, a delay is, in itself, good news for factory workers who keep their jobs a little longer, but it doesn't address their longer-term problems.
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Loyalists in both camps are still holding out hope that Azar and Verma can reach a truce that would allow both appointees to keep their jobs.
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If the traditional numbers game could get legalized, the revenue could circulate in the black community and numbers workers could be legitimized and keep their jobs.
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The share of American adults responding that men who sexually harassed women at work 20 years ago should keep their jobs has risen from 28% to 36%.
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That said, if it's a policy that helps prisoners see their families, keep their jobs, and feel like worthwhile human beings, then it's probably a good thing.
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So if the party's leaders want to keep their jobs, they'll then have to figure out how to convince their own voters that they're not the problem.
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The news, which Trump revealed on Twitter, is a great success for the workers who will now get to keep their jobs, and for the surrounding community.
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About 19,000 people - mainly civil servants wanting to keep their jobs under Russia's de facto rule - were effectively forced to renounce their Ukrainian citizenship, the report said.
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In good times, when the rich get richer and the not-so-rich keep their jobs, I've found the platform favors content about regular folks getting ahead.
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Mr. Chávez ordered Ms. Afiuni's arrest on national TV. Lower-level judges learned to side with the president if they wanted to keep their jobs and freedom.
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But at least two supervisors at the club were aware of it, the women said, and took steps to help workers evade detection and keep their jobs.
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But skeptics note her proposition could hurt companies' chances at the best-case scenario — a bankruptcy that leaves a business operational and lets employees keep their jobs.
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If GM doesn't want to keep their jobs in the United States, they should pay back the $11.2 billion bailout that was funded by the American taxpayer.
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WeWork has assured employees that every member of its cleaning and facilities teams will keep their jobs and receive the same level of pay and comparable benefits.
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There is nothing democratic about college football, really, which is both part of its appeal and precisely how people like Brian Kelly get and especially keep their jobs.
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This week the party told Chinese public sector managers in education and media to adhere to new rules of party loyalty and "socialist statesmanship" to keep their jobs.
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Unlike a dramatic minimum wage increase, economic growth would benefit all American workers, rather than just the small percentage at the bottom who manage to keep their jobs.
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"I am absolutely for Alitalia being nationalized so that workers can keep their jobs under decent contractual terms," said Raffaele Di Giacomo, a salesman in a hardware store.
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"I am absolutely for Alitalia being nationalised so that workers can keep their jobs under decent contractual terms, " said Raffaele Di Giacomo, a salesman in a hardware store.
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But on the bright side, many innocent people got to keep their jobs and a couple of the shows are getting to wrap up on their own terms.
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Clinton said that she liked clean energy, wants America to be "the 21 century clean energy superpower," and also wants to make sure coal country folk keep their jobs.
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A majority of the women who spoke to me described feeling like they needed to put up with harassment in order to keep their jobs or further their careers.
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CAIRO — Most Egyptian journalists have had to watch their tongues and tone down their reporting over the past three years to keep their jobs under a military-dominated government.
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When she became pregnant, she was sent to McChord Air Force Base, in Tacoma, Washington, to have an abortion—the Air Force's requirement for servicewomen to keep their jobs.
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With the right technology, older people could stay in their own homes longer, and unpaid family caretakers could keep their jobs or spend less money on hired health aids.
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TV. She said airline workers need to be able to keep their jobs so they can continue to have access to benefits like health insurance and paid sick leave.
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He declined even to name Mr. Durkin, only indirectly confirming that the coach and Mr. Evans would keep their jobs by saying that he had accepted the board's recommendations.
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Some older workers keep their jobs out of financial necessity, but economic research indicates that a growing number of women stay employed longer because they find their careers fulfilling.
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Staffers who served Greitens were invited to submit résumés if they wanted to keep their jobs, though it was not immediately clear how many staffers Parson would keep onboard.
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Some officers have lost their jobs over minor infractions, while in other cases officers who commit serious offenses, such as beating innocent civilians, have been allowed to keep their jobs.
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Wayne Ranick, a spokesman for the United Steelworkers union, said the deal means that 730 union workers at the Indianapolis plant will keep their jobs and about 80 salaried workers.
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It has also said that about 800 workers in the United States making the non-Lockheed parts for the F-16 would keep their jobs if construction shifts to India.
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"The BMA should set up a zone for the street vendors, so they can keep their jobs and preserve the charm of Bangkok's street food," Romdheera Phruetchon told The Nation.
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Since the law took effect 6900 years ago, on August 2628, 28503, more than 22019 million people have used it to keep their jobs while giving or getting critical care.
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Witnesses at Wednesday's hearing emphasized the agency's problems stem from a select group of executive leaders who are unqualified and abuse their power but have managed to keep their jobs.
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They thanked us for criticizing their bosses because they realized that their best hope to keep their jobs was that their company be run properly and competently by better management.
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On display Monday was a second prong of the Fed's policy rethink - trying to figure out how to create conditions where more people not only get but keep their jobs.
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That calculation is "not far off," Mr. Tan said in an interview, while noting that many workers also keep their jobs when Broadcom sells off unwanted businesses to other companies.
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They had to listen if they wanted to keep their jobs, because under a capitalistic ownership structure, those who write and edit the website do not own what they produce.
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So far, courts have kept the program alive, shielding about 800,000 young unauthorized immigrants who came to the US as children from deportation and allowing them to keep their jobs.
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Civil legal aid providers can help pregnant women fight discrimination and exercise their rights to request temporary, minor accommodations that may make or break whether they can keep their jobs.
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"People have priorities, and everyone is very insecure right now, because they don't know how long they are going to keep their jobs or what is going on," said Suzi.
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A Buzzfeed investigation released last year shows that between 21 and 2888, hundreds of officers have committed severe acts of misconduct and violence and have been allowed to keep their jobs.
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The proposed ESL takeover calls for 425 Sears and Kmart stores to remain open and 45,000 workers to keep their jobs, but has drawn objections from a committee of unsecured creditors.
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A recent BuzzFeed News investigation found that hundreds of officers who committed the most serious offenses, from lying to grand juries to physically attacking innocent people, got to keep their jobs.
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Read more: 7 things you should never say to a pregnant coworkerThe colleagues left behind, though they keep their jobs, might face "survivor's guilt" and ask why they weren't let go.
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It's exposed men like Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby, and fueled a national conversation about the power and coercion everyday women are forced to navigate, often just to keep their jobs.
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The contract also requires a convoluted disciplinary process presided over by arbitrators who need union approval to keep their jobs, and who thus tend to lean toward suspension rather than dismissal.
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On Tuesday, the university allowed the coach, D. J. Durkin, and the athletic director, Damon Evans, to keep their jobs, while accepting the unexpected retirement of the school's president, Wallace Loh.
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He understood what a heavy lift it was to get a 60-vote, filibuster-proof margin on something that lawmakers feared would hurt their ability to campaign to keep their jobs.
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Wolf also took aim at what she called the "double standard" that she, Bill Maher and Samantha Bee get away with making vulgar jokes and keep their jobs, while Barr loses her.
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Nearly everyone would get to keep their jobs and stay in Cambridge, and Tunstall-Pedoe would become a senior member of the product team for a not-yet-released voice computing device.
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"The announcement was made after the president-elect met with the heads of several other tech companies and urged them to keep their jobs and production inside the United States," Spicer said.
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Larger waves of layoffs will come later, although Meredith may offer many of those people an opportunity to keep their jobs by relocating from New York to Meredith's Des Moines, Iowa headquarters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British workers who are unable to keep their jobs due to nationwide school closures announced on Wednesday will need extra help from the government, the Confederation of British Industry said.
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Scientists need to publish to keep their jobs I'm a professor on the research tenure track, and I'm here to tell you that the coin of the realm is grants and papers.
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UK legislation gives employees the right to keep their jobs if they are willing to follow the business of their team abroad on at least the same terms and conditions as in London.
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As in other cities, officers in Chicago can challenge disciplinary findings in proceedings overseen by arbitrators, who frequently have a vested interest in pleasing the police unions so they can keep their jobs.
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Privately, union leaders worry that Trump's deals could be a Pyrrhic victory for workers, who may be told that they have to take a steep pay cut in order to keep their jobs.
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But the managers of those clubs didn't see an advantage in applying data to the sport, or they were too busy trying to keep their jobs to figure out how to do it.
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Other conservatives in the news media and strategist class have been saying just this for well over a year, of course, but they don't depend on a radicalized base to keep their jobs.
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They can level with the public about their health care plan and lose the election or they can lie to the public about their health care plan in a bid to keep their jobs.
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Not so in Italy, where women have for the most part remained silent despite confidential polls showing that many were asked for sexual favors in order to keep their jobs or advance their careers.
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Secret files obtained by BuzzFeed News reveal that from 2011 to 2015 at least 319 New York Police Department employees who committed offenses serious enough to merit firing were allowed to keep their jobs.
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Two sources told Insider that in addition to the layoffs affecting union representatives, staffers with friends in campaign headquarters or on the national staff team were more likely to keep their jobs than others.
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The announcement follows a BuzzFeed News investigation in March that revealed the department allowed hundreds of officers who committed fireable offenses — like lying in court and physically attacking New Yorkers — to keep their jobs.
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While I understand why some trade groups and unions, particularly in the fossil fuel sector—coal, oil and gas—want to keep their jobs, it's short-sighted to support Trump's war on the planet.
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" Abdelal told me, "It's very hard to lose your job at the N.Y.P.D. unless you have committed a crime," adding, "Even cops who have done heinous things—they still got to keep their jobs.
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Older voters are more likely to hunker down, hoping that the changes ahead can be delayed long enough so that they can keep their jobs, their healthcare coverage, and get through retirement years intact.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - British workers who are unable to keep their jobs due to nationwide school closures announced on Wednesday will need extra help from the government, the Confederation of British Industry said.
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We also got our hands on a memo that WeWork&aposs head of people, Matt Jahansouz, sent to staff this week laying out pay changes for the workers that managed to keep their jobs.
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These documents formed the basis of our investigation, published last month, which identified at least 319 NYPD employees who had committed offenses serious enough to merit firing but who were allowed to keep their jobs.
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In order to keep their jobs and continue doing science, researchers told us they are pressured to publish and attract lots of funding, and that pressure too often leads to exaggerated findings and sloppy studies.
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We're gonna guess ... ALL of them, if they wanna keep their jobs -- but, yes, Bey and Jay-Z's On the Run II crew had to help her make a safe exit Sunday night in Warsaw.
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Actually, nobody at the top of the organization wants you to get ahead, because the whole design of the system is that way you can have a clear hierarchy, people can keep their jobs, etc.
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In consideration of recent news, we will also need clarity around the contracts our cleaning staff will be required to sign in order to keep their jobs, which are being outsourced to a third party.
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It's no wonder that so many parents are returning to work before they are ready — many have no choice if they want to pay their bills, as well as keep their jobs and health insurance.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Three major U.S. brands vowed to crack down on abuse in Lesotho factories making their jeans on Thursday after an investigation found women were forced into sex to keep their jobs.
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The governor has also proposed giving the corrections commissioner the power to fire workers who commit misdemeanor crimes, instead of sending them into a convoluted arbitration system that inevitably allows guards to keep their jobs.
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"That is just unacceptable that all of these women are driven out and all of the men get to keep their jobs, or if they leave they get these huge payouts," she told The Ringer.
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With Polish judges fighting to keep their jobs, it is unclear who is in charge of the court, which judges can sit on which cases, and whether their rulings will later be called into question.
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Any American diplomats who might have to leave will almost certainly be entitled to keep their jobs and be reassigned to the State Department headquarters or other home agencies in Washington or other overseas postings.
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The Trump administration and other proponents of the rule argued that it prevented workplace discrimination against health workers for their religious or moral beliefs, and enabled them to keep their jobs without facing moral conflict.
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There are some members of the military who will get to keep their jobs, but it's going to be much more difficult for them to commission, to ascend into other careers or to cross-train.
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The CARE Act would simplify the general grant application process and feature a new worker-focused grant program to prevent addiction among high-risk workers and support those trying to keep their jobs while pursuing treatment.
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FDL, a company that supplies specialist ingredients to the food, beverage, fragrance, and chemical industries, is intent on helping the increasing number of employees who have to take drug tests to get or keep their jobs.
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Grittier students are more likely to earn their diplomas, grittier teachers are more effective in the classroom, grittier soldiers are more likely to complete their training, and grittier salespeople are more likely to keep their jobs.
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WRC found women were regularly coerced into sexual activity with supervisors to get or keep their jobs in three factories making jeans for the U.S. brands, owned by Taiwan-based global jeans manufacturer Nien Hsing Textile.
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The White House and its supporters are pushing for a payroll tax cut that would essentially help wage earners who keep their jobs during the downturn along with direct assistance to the businesses that are affected.
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When Sainsbury's and Asda announced their deal to join forces, potentially creating the Britain's biggest supermarket operator, the companies did the usual dance: Groceries would be cheaper, stores would stay open, employees would keep their jobs.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese public sector managers in education and media must adhere to new rules of party loyalty and "socialist statesmanship" to keep their jobs, the latest move to limit dissent in a sensitive leadership transition year.
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But scientists were archiving data, they were worried that data was going to be disappeared, they were worried that there were going to be these litmus tests for which federal scientists were going to keep their jobs.
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"The announcement was made after the president-elect met with the heads of several other tech companies and urged to keep their jobs and production inside the United States," Trump's press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters Thursday.
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"Even people who keep their jobs during a recession may feel more stress about the possibility of losing a job or they may have to work more hours to cover others who are laid off," she said.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton's frustrated critique of her rejection by a portion of the American electorate has drawn criticism from fellow Democrats who need to win those parts of the country to keep their jobs in November.
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He warned officials that they would be expected to work 18 to 20 hours a day if they were to keep their jobs, and inspectors and bureaucrats were said to be too afraid to ask for bribes.
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Just as Iraqis were forced to join the Baath party under Saddam Hussein, many in IS-controlled areas say they were forced to join the group to keep their jobs – though no doubt some also supported IS's extremism.
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People worry that automation will drastically affect wages for those humans who manage to keep their jobs, and that's fair: it took more than 0.20 centuries for workers' wages to recover after the Industrial Revolution, per The Economist.
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"Maike Bohn, a spokesperson for the3million, which campaigns for EU citizens' rights, said: "The new settlement scheme is forcing 3.6 million people through a digital keyhole so they can stay in their homes, access healthcare, keep their jobs.
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Good design needs self-confidence sewn into its seams, and part of that is an expectation that mistakes will be made — risk never comes without them — and that's O.K. Designers can keep their jobs to design another day.
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"Condor is a profitable company and therefore our decision was based on economic factors, not on political criteria," said Altmaier, adding the decision meant that many of the roughly 5,000 workers would be able to keep their jobs.
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But employees at the existing closed stores are often transferred to other still-operating locations so they can keep their jobs, and the "to go" model doesn't really change too much about their interactions with customers, employees said.
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In an economy where people don't keep their jobs for 30 years anymore and companies like Amazon routinely pay workers subpar wages, it's easy to be uneasy about brands stepping in to present themselves as "families" to its workers.
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"The president-elect met with heads of several of the tech companies and urged them to keep their jobs and production inside the United States," spokesman Sean Spicer said in his opening remarks in a press call on Thursday.
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Yet, low-income people who can't afford their bail are forced to sit behind bars, severely limiting their ability to keep their jobs, housing, and relationships with family and friends — sometimes for months on end while awaiting a trial.
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And more than just showing Trump's dishonesty, the shift threatens the rights of millions of LGBTQ Americans — from those just trying to keep their jobs to those who are willing to sacrifice their lives in service of their country.
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Somehow we doubt that an audience of actual Capitol Hill staffers — people who work long hours and don't always make a living wage — would have been as amused, although they might have laughed along politely so as to keep their jobs.
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Each one of those Indiana-native Carrier workers who will keep their jobs thanks to this deal is worth an infinite number of positive reports about the post-Trump election stock market rally or the GDP finally breaking above 3 percent.
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So let's all make a resolution in 2018 to not lie to people to get them alone, lock them into our offices or hotel rooms, or tell them they have to comply with gross sexual demands to keep their jobs, okay?
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After confirming on Friday that her top five ministers, including finance minister Philip Hammond, would keep their jobs, May must name the rest of her team, who will take on one of the most demanding jobs in recent British political history.
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After confirming on Friday that her top five ministers would keep their jobs, including finance minister Philip Hammond, May is expected to continue to appoint the government that will take on one of the most demanding negotiations in British history.
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"They're aiming to keep their jobs, their salaries, their schedules, their bonuses and even their positions once they move on to the National Guard," Ivan Chavez, a lawyer representing a group of federal police, said in an interview on local radio.
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And I remain optimistic that a viable bipartisan solution is possible -- one that helps workers to keep their jobs and pay the bills when a new baby arrives or when a health crisis emerges, but that also strengthens workers' retirement preparation.
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The bill that lowers the number of gubernatorial appointees from 1,500 to 300, meanwhile, reverses a drastic increase the legislature enacted only after McCrory took office in 2012––meaning the vast majority of McCrory's appointees would keep their jobs under Cooper.
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The 1988 transition from Ronald Reagan to George Bush was particularly nasty, because many Reagan administration aides assumed — wrongly, as it turned out — that they would be in line to keep their jobs in a government that remained in Republican hands.
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And there is constant confusion over whether she and her colleagues will keep their jobs because the vendor's contract is expiring soon; the latest she heard was that some people would be transferred in April to a cafeteria at Lehman College.
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It's helping change the narrative from men's privileges and how they may be lost to focus on how women in the workplace endure insults and assaults in order to keep their jobs, provide for their families and advance their careers.
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"If GM doesn't want to keep their jobs in the United States, they should pay back the $11.2 billion bailout that was funded by the American taxpayer," read the tweet by The Trump Train, which calls itself a fan account of the president.
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With the U.S. workforce nearing full employment, Vermont's Remote Worker Grant Program is offering incentives to workers who do the majority of their work remotely from a home office or coworking space to keep their jobs and relocate to the Green Mountain State.
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In addition to healthcare access issues, lack of paid maternity leave and work-family support often force mothers back to work before their babies can even hold own their heads up—much less make OB appointments—just so they can keep their jobs.
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In cases closed in the past month, more than a half-dozen FBI, DEA, U.S. attorney and U.S. marshal officials were allowed to retire, do volunteer work, or keep their jobs as they escaped criminal charges that everyday Americans probably would not.
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Lenders have been willing to take more risks with auto lending based on a belief that Americans — even those who are struggling — will keep making car payments because they need their cars to keep their jobs and to keep their households functioning.
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Melonee Wise, the CEO of Fetch Robotics, explained at a technology conference earlier this summer that she believes her company's robots will actually allow warehouse workers to keep their jobs longer, since they won't be exerting so much wear on their bodies.
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In his writings, he argued that only political speech was protected by the First Amendment; as a circuit court judge, he ruled against the right to privacy and in favor of a company whose employees had undergone sterilization procedures to keep their jobs.
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He says that under his direction, businesses—particularly fossil fuel companies, which he thinks have been unfairly victimized—won't be hampered by regulatory overreach, and thousands of coal miners in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and other Rust Belt states will keep their jobs.
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Most people don't have to think about how they keep their jobs hidden from their family or friends, but they do have to consider work / life balance, and deliberate over how much they'll let their work life influence how they react to events at home.
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A trove of internal documents showed that the department has forced some officers off the job over minor infractions, while in other cases, officers who commit serious offenses, such as lying on the stand or beating innocent civilians, were allowed to keep their jobs.
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But fewer than 15 percent of Americans have any paid leave, which means they're making crazy decisions to try and figure out how to keep their jobs, make enough money to provide for their families and still have time to spend with their kids.
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McKinsey's researchers discovered that, while almost all employees will see some of their work become automated, only about 5 percent of jobs will be completely automated, leaving great potential for humans to not only keep their jobs, but to also become more productive than ever.
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Even if they're lucky enough to keep their jobs in the new year, or to not get saddled with political appointees looking over their shoulders, many will be less likely to confront the administration with hard truths about climate change or fearlessly pursue good science.
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I've been working to try to raise funds or sell my shares, in order to save the business, to continue to support our great employees — many of whom have been with us for over a decade — so they could keep their jobs and health benefits.
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Amy Klobuchar, one of two Democratic senators from Minnesota seeking to keep their jobs this year in a state Hillary Clinton won by fewer than two percentage points, says she would like to see the Senate vote on a ban of assault-style weapons.
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Common sense and knowledge of the past history tells me that no matter what eventually passes, not everyone will be happy, and the politicians will use this to keep their jobs, the lifestyle and power it affords them, and the American people will pay the price.
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The announcement that the head football coach, D. J. Durkin, and the athletic director, Damon Evans, would keep their jobs immediately raised the question of whether the university was putting its quest to succeed in big-time football ahead of accountability for its players' well-being.
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BERLIN, March 19 (Reuters) - Germany expects nearly 2.2 million people this year to make use of a scheme that allows employees to work shorter hours but keep their jobs, business daily Handelsblatt reported on Thursday, adding 1.15 million of those would be due to the coronavirus.
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She and the other DACA recipients facing the expiration of their work permits in the next few months don't know whether they'll get renewals in time to keep their jobs, or whether they'll have to be fired and then hope they can get rehired if a renewal comes.
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Earlier this year, a BuzzFeed News investigation based on hundreds of internal disciplinary records revealed that the NYPD's secretive disciplinary system was often arbitrary, allowing cops repeatedly found guilty of serious misconduct to keep their jobs while forcing out other officers who blew the whistle or committed lesser offenses.
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But following a recent BuzzFeed News investigation that found hundreds of officers who committed the most serious offenses — such as lying to grand juries and physically attacking innocent people — got to keep their jobs, the police commissioner announced that he would release limited information about how officers are punished.
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Amy is approached by a clique of PTA-moms led by Gwendolyn (Christina Applegate), the bossy, mean mom at school who determines which ingredients can be used for the bake sale (almost nothing) to which teachers get to keep their jobs (no one who stands in her way).
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In case Britain crashes out of the EU without pre-negotiated agreements on what is next, Luxembourg would give some 6,000 Britons living on its soil a year to obtain residence permits and let British citizens working in Luxembourg's schools and public sector keep their jobs, they said.
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"The workers should get a chance to come up with ideas for how they could keep their jobs, and give them the right to take over that plant if it's being sold or closed," said Peter Gowan, the paper's author and a policy associate at the Democracy Collaborative.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany expects a record 2.15 million people to this year make use of a scheme that allows employees to work shorter hours but keep their jobs, as the impact of the coronavirus causes havoc in the labor market, a ministry document seen by Reuters showed on Thursday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany expects a record 2.15 million people to this year make use of a scheme that allows employees to work shorter hours but keep their jobs, as the impact of the coronavirus causes havoc in the labor market, a ministry document seen by Reuters showed on Thursday.
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After going for broke last year with a strategy of trying to undo the withdrawal, they are rallying their weary, despairing supporters for hugely consequential battles ahead over the shape of Brexit, leaning on lawmakers to preserve smooth trading ties with Europe so British workers can keep their jobs.
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That has rarely been more clear than it was on Tuesday, when the governing board at the University of Maryland looking into the death of a football player allowed the head coach and athletic director to keep their jobs, while accepting the unexpected retirement of the school's president, Wallace D. Loh.
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But leaders at its parent agency, the Department of the Interior, have encountered resistance to the move not only from many of the staffers who must uproot their lives to keep their jobs, but also from several Democrats in Congress who see the reorganization as a way of dismantling the agency.
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The interest in defending Trump and Kavanaugh even while also answering questions about the Rosenstein's departure and next steps for the Mueller probe will be somewhere close to zero for lots of endangered Republicans who want to just get out on the campaign trial and try to keep their jobs.
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Secret files that we obtained show that from 2011 to 20163, at least 319 New York Police Department employees who committed offenses serious enough to merit firing — from lying to grand juries to physically attacking innocent people — were allowed to keep their jobs, their pensions, and their tremendous power over people's lives.
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Teachers from the old district would keep their jobs but with new, non-unionized contracts, their pay would be tied to performance as opposed to seniority, and schools would be overseen by a new commission that would decide which to keep open and which to close based on test performance and graduation rates.
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And with all the firings, President Trump has sent the unmistakable message to Justice Department and other law enforcement officials that if they refuse to toe the White House line — or if they poke their nose in places the White House doesn't want them too — they may not keep their jobs for long.
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Between 2011 and 2015, at least 319 New York Police Department employees who lied on reports or under oath, cheated, stole, assaulted New Yorkers, unnecessarily fired their gun, drove under the influence or sexually harassed someone, among other misbehavior, were allowed to keep their jobs, according to secret files obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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But we do know a fair bit more than we did in 1993, and the evidence we have now suggests that in many cases minimum wages are a net good for workers — even if a few workers lose jobs, those costs are significantly outstripped by increased wages for workers who keep their jobs.
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All of this has Ms. Barker and other Obamacare enrollment counselors around the nation, many of whom rely on federal grants to carry out their work and to keep their jobs, revving up earlier than usual, and bracing for the strange new challenge of promoting coverage that the president is attacking at the same time.
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William Jennings Bryan resigned as Woodrow Wilson's secretary of state over what he considered unnecessary bellicosity on the eve of World War I. In contrast, most members of Abraham Lincoln's cabinet tried to keep their jobs with Andrew Johnson, even after the new President showed his determination to undermine Reconstruction and the rights of newly freed African-Americans.
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The Tigers open the season against Clemson, last year's national runner-up to Alabama; they also have September games against LSU and Texas A&M, against a pair of coaches—Les Miles and Kevin Sumlin—who also will be fighting to keep their jobs after this season, fellow travelers walking through the valley of the shadow of Saban.
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Michelle Lujan GrishamMichelle Lynn Lujan GrishamNew Mexico says EPA abandoned state in fight against toxic 'forever chemicals' Walmart to stop selling guns in New Mexico New Mexico governor to Nike after Arizona snub: 'Let's talk' MORE, a Democrat, signed a bill prohibiting local counties and cities from allowing workers to choose whether they had to pay a union just to keep their jobs.
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When Macron announced that he was going to visit striking workers at a factory in eastern France who were fighting against the closure of their workplace and its transfer to low-wage Poland, Marine Le Pen rushed to get there before him, promising the workers they'd keep their jobs in France, and taking selfies with them, before leaving to the sound of applause.
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Sarah Silverman says President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is helping teach kids that politicians who "lie" and "deny" sexual misconduct allegations get to keep their jobs.
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And why is it so difficult for Republicans to speak up against this president when they don't believe what he's doing?" host Gayle KingGayle KingFlake: Republicans don't speak out against Trump 'because they want to keep their jobs' Lifetime to release sequel to 'Surviving R. Kelly' Bloomberg attacks Biden's experience: 'He's never been the manager of an organization' MORE asked Flake on "CBS This Morning.
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People who live in Mexico but work in the US will spend a year wondering if they'll be able to get to work come next April — just like the DACA and TPS recipients who wonder if they're going to be able to keep their jobs, or whether they'll have to be fired once they lose their permission to work legally in the US. Trump thinks of threats as leverage.
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"Bernie and I have worked together for a very long time and we continue to do so," Warren told "CBS This Morning" anchor Gayle KingGayle KingWarren fends off questions on Sanders: 'I'm not going there' Flake: Republicans don't speak out against Trump 'because they want to keep their jobs' Lifetime to release sequel to 'Surviving R. Kelly' MORE when asked about the relationship between the two 2020 Democratic rivals.
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In spite of being frequently at odds with Bezos, Trump's team was quick to take credit for the announcement, which falls inline with the president-elect's promises to bring more jobs to the U.S. Soon-to-be press secretary Sean Spicer told the media on a call earlier today: The announcement was made after the president-elect met with heads of several other tech companies and urged them to keep their jobs and production inside the United States.
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Trump's pledge to be "friendlier to businesses by easing regulations and overhauling the corporate tax code" means that the 1,000 jobs Trump reportedly saved—1,000 are still going to Mexico—are now going to be used as a wedge to pass a massive tax cut that will overwhelmingly benefit the Carrier workers' bosses, while the "easing" of regulations could hurt their ability to make a living wage, stay safe at work, keep their jobs, or all three.
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Tesla's Valuation Could Overtake Ford Any Day NowInvestors Are Suddenly Realizing The Trump Tax Cut Might Not Happen Trump's Critics Are Letting The Bigger Russia Story Slide Federal immigration audits have been rare occurrences in New York City in recent years, but the response by the workers has been even more unusual: They are publicly fighting the investigation and trying to keep their jobs, rather than quitting work at a company where most have been employed for more than a decade.
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"Democrats would love to have footage to put in their ads of Donald Trump and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE yucking it up together onstage or Pat Toomey and Trump," said Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, said of the Ohio and Pennsylvania senators battling to keep their jobs.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeThe Hill's 21625:2900 Report: House managers to begin opening arguments on day two Flake: Republicans don't speak out against Trump 'because they want to keep their jobs' GOP senator calls CNN reporter a 'liberal hack' when asked about Parnas materials MORE (R-Ariz.) and Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerRNC says ex-Trump ambassador nominee's efforts 'to link future contributions to an official action' were 'inappropriate' Lindsey Graham basks in the impeachment spotlight The Hill's 220006:2202 Report — Presented by Nareit — White House cheers Republicans for storming impeachment hearing MORE (R-Tenn.).
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeThe Hill's 85033:30 Report: House managers to begin opening arguments on day two Flake: Republicans don't speak out against Trump 'because they want to keep their jobs' GOP senator calls CNN reporter a 'liberal hack' when asked about Parnas materials MORE (R-Ariz.) said on Monday that some Republican senators don't speak out against President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE's behavior because they're afraid of how it could affect their chances at the ballot box.
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Y.), Senate Democratic Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (Ill.), Assistant Democratic Leader Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (Wash.) and Policy and Communications Committee Chairwoman Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE (Mich.) will keep their jobs.
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