They are serious about keeping their jobs and getting better.
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It benefits them because they have a better chance of keeping their jobs.
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These workers could be forced to choose between following CDC recommendations and keeping their jobs.
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Not all of Mr. Buttigieg's staff in Iowa and New Hampshire are keeping their jobs.
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Wall Street's top bankers are getting their pay slashed, but at least they're keeping their jobs.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz — took the first steps to keeping their jobs by winning in Tuesday's primaries.
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During the Great Recession, American workers were more focused on keeping their jobs than demanding higher wages.
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It wasn't the conversation vulnerable Republicans fretting about keeping their jobs this fall wanted to have. Rep.
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They excluded their own palace staff from the announcement, leaving them uncertain of even keeping their jobs.
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Such provisions require public employees to pay union dues or fees as a condition of keeping their jobs.
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For starters, they're usually elected officials themselves, so getting out timely information is probably helpful in keeping their jobs.
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That only becomes harder as the midterms get closer and lawmakers turn their attention from legislating to keeping their jobs.
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"These stores can stay open with a reduction of labor so people are keeping their jobs, not losing them," he claims.
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Some voters looked at "Trumpism" and saw a means of getting better health care, or better trade deals, or keeping their jobs.
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In several high-profile cases, those investigations have led to accused men keeping their jobs while accusers voiced concerns about the process.
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When did it become OK here in the United States to make parents choose between growing their families and keeping their jobs?
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Some, sadly, would have decided, for the good of their families or the hope of keeping their jobs, to abandon the cause.
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Sources close to PWC tell us ... Brian and Martha are still keeping their jobs with the firm, and won't face any further punishment.
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But apparently it's gone quite smoothly since the products are so complementary, with all 70 employees across the two companies keeping their jobs.
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Many of the more conservative members, particularly in the House, are deeply loyal to Trump, and know that keeping their jobs may depend on that.
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Grown-ups have trouble keeping their jobs, and the lack of an address may compromise their ability to gain, or hold on to, whatever benefits they are eligible for.
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In the governing setting, individual members of Congress seem to think that their best strategy for keeping their jobs is dig in on partisan fights rather than to compromise.
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I don't know the details of the Carrier arrangement … but I think it's pretty darn good that people are keeping their jobs in Indiana instead of going to Mexico.
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So many of Chicago's problems over the past couple years have been tied to malignant ownership and a front office that's more interested in keeping their jobs than anything else.
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The staff members there said they were meeting and hearing about more and more people who had moved to Portland but were keeping their jobs in Boston, New York and Washington.
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A 2016 survey of fast-food workers showed that 40 percent reported being sexually harassed, and 42 percent of those who experienced harassment felt keeping their jobs required they accept the behavior.
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As the coronavirus enters its third month and deaths surge past 1,300 as of February 13, low-wage and small-business workers across East and Southeast Asia have worried about paying their bills and keeping their jobs.
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But while China Resources' current backing of the board will help lift Vanke management's chances of keeping their jobs, it remains unclear whether the country's largest property developer will be able complete the Shenzhen Metro deal and fend off further shareholder pressure.
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Their chances of keeping their jobs may well hinge on how they vote on a series of contentious issues in the course of the trial -- with whether or not witnesses should be allowed to testify right at the top of that list.
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It appears that while Washington experts warn about eroding the rule of law and constitutional constraints, the impact of such an institutional remodeling is not felt by many voters who are preoccupied with less lofty concerns like keeping their jobs and decent health care.
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While more people think now is a good time to buy a home, according to a monthly sentiment survey from Fannie Mae, more people also think mortgage rates will go up, and more people are concerned about keeping their jobs and growing their incomes.
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In a country with a moth-eaten social safety net, health care tied to employment, and few job quality differences between working at McDonald's, Burger King, or Walmart, corporations have long since figured out that workers will put up with nearly anything if it means keeping their jobs.
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That's more than 19903,21990 people who have not been convicted of any wrongdoing, and who get to live at home with their families rather than in a jail cell, who stand a better chance of keeping their jobs and their kids, whose lives aren't unnecessarily disrupted so they can be locked in a cage.
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The coronavirus will cause a child care crisis in America, Vox This week, at least a dozen states and a number of large urban school districts decided to shut down all K-12 schools in response to the growing coronavirus outbreak, As this piece reports, the effects of these closures could be massive: Kids across America will go without lunch, families will be left scrambling for child care, and, in many situations, parents will have to choose between keeping their jobs and leaving their kids alone.
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Bryan and Shane then argued, during which Bryan shoved Shane. Orton attempted an "RKO" on Zayn, who avoided it, and then pinned Orton with a roll-up. Bryan made a fast count to give Owens and Zayn the win, thus keeping their jobs.
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It comes down to the basic principle of trust and mutual appreciation, which is difficult to obtain in a bureaucratic structure. Willman, P. et al. (2006) present evidence that any hierarchical organization tends to support what its leaders already think is true more than it challenges them to think differently. The levels below the leaders are more interested in keeping their jobs than in telling the truth.
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Zinc injection molding equipment, nearly all plastic injection machines, and all mechanical equipment – needed to be replaced. Production at this facility was resumed by July 2012 with most of the 470 employees keeping their jobs. The total investment in this reconstruction was approximately €10 million (Simba-Dickie Group News 2012). Recently, Majorette has been manufacturing some cars from the Vision Gran Turismo Lineup from the game series Gran Turismo.
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On 19 June 2013 it was announced that the Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group had agreed to buy a 91.8% stake in Sunseeker for £320M. As reported, it has been promised that the day-to-day running of Sunseeker in Poole will be unaffected, with its 2,500-strong workforce keeping their jobs. The deal is set to be sealed by mid-August. In January 2015, Phil Popham was appointed as the company's new Chief Executive Officer.
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Backstage, Owens begged for Bryan not to fire them and Bryan said he would not. Owens and Zayn were subsequently scheduled to fight for their jobs against Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura in a tag team match at Clash of Champions, with Shane and Bryan as guest referees. Owens and Zayn won, keeping their jobs, and continued to feud with Shane McMahon. WWE Champion AJ Styles congratulated Brock Lesnar for his victory and accepted Jinder Mahal's challenge, who invoked his championship rematch for Clash of Champions.
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The deal became final on June 30, with all employees keeping their jobs and getting a bonus of two vacation days as a "thank you" for their commitment to the company. Dempsey later backed out of the partnership and filed a lawsuit against his former partner and attorney Michael Avenatti. On March 8, 2018, Tully's announced that it was closing its remaining stores temporarily due to a lack of coffee. Later that month, many Tully's locations remained closed with eviction notices posted by landlords indicating the lack of payment.
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In essence, it is usually more in the interests of any worker to tell his boss what he wants to hear, not what is true. In any hierarchy, every level below the highest carries a subtle burden to see the world in the way their superiors expect it to be seen and to provide feedback to their superiors that their superiors want to hear. In the end, any hierarchical organization supports what its leaders already think is true more than it challenges them to think differently. The levels below the leaders are more interested in keeping their jobs than telling the truth.
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Retrieved 18 January 2007. Hugh Abbot, played by Chris Langham, is a blundering minister heading the department, who is continually trying to do his job under the watchful eye of Malcolm Tucker (Peter Capaldi), Number 10's highly aggressive and domineering "enforcer". The programme also features James Smith as senior special adviser Glenn Cullen, Chris Addison as junior policy adviser Ollie Reeder, and Joanna Scanlan as civil service press secretary Terri Coverley. The series was revamped for the third series with Hugh Abbot being replaced as head of DoSAC by Nicola Murray (Rebecca Front), who arrives without her own staff, so Ollie and Glenn find themselves keeping their jobs.
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With the morals and mindsets that the men had acquired growing up, they faced difficulty keeping their jobs as they valued the respect of their employees more than the importance of getting the job done. The men are extremely affected by their adolescent years and are now struggling to provide for children of their own. This cycle seems to continue as the elders always stress the importance of a quality education; the only challenge is learning how to get it. Chapter 4 - Framing Social Reality: Stratification and Inequality Chapter 4 focuses on determining what the men's interpretive thoughts are on characteristics of society such as power, hierarchy, and social relations across race and class lines.
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After a fast count from Bryan, Owens and Zayn won the match, thus keeping their jobs. Following Clash of Champions, Owens and Zayn would embark on a feud with WWE Champion AJ Styles, facing him at Royal Rumble in a Handicap Match and at Fastlane in a six-pack challenge, also including Baron Corbin, Dolph Ziggler, and John Cena, failing both times. During the Fastlane match, Owens and Zayn's rivalry with Shane McMahon intensified when Shane, who was sitting at ringside, constantly interfered and broke up pinfalls attempted by both Owens and Zayn. This led to a match at WrestleMania 34 against the team of Shane McMahon and the SmackDown General Manager Daniel Bryan, who made his in-ring return after years of retirement.
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Starting in April, both Specter and Sestak launched television advertisements that were particularly critical of each other. Sestak, who had been saving most of his roughly $5 million campaign funds until the final month of the primary race, unveiled a 60-second spot that highlighted his Navy career and described the role his daughter's experience as a brain cancer survivor played in his decision to enter politics. The commercial did not discuss Specter by name but made several implicit references to him, such as Sestak's statements that "too many politicians are concerned about keeping their jobs instead of helping people" and "if we want real change in Washington, we can't keep sending the same career politicians to represent us". Specter launched several commercials, most focusing on his plans to promote job growth.
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The Western Task Force encountered unexpected resistance and bad weather, but Casablanca, the principal French Atlantic naval base, was captured after a short siege. The Center Task Force suffered some damage to its ships when trying to land in shallow water but the French ships were sunk or driven off; Oran surrendered after bombardment by British battleships. The French Resistance had unsuccessfully attempted a coup in Algiers and, even though this raised alertness in the Vichy forces, the Eastern Task Force met less opposition and were able to push inland and compel surrender on the first day. The success of Torch caused Admiral François Darlan, commander of the Vichy French forces to order co-operation with the Allies, in return for being retained as High Commissioner, with many other Vichy officials keeping their jobs.
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A railway to the northwestern New Territories from the urban area in Kowloon was recommended as early as 1978 in a Tuen Mun Transport Study by Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick & Partner; by the early 1990s, the surge of commuter towns in Yuen Long and Tuen Mun had frequently brought road networks to a standstill, as urban populations spilled over to the bedroom communities while keeping their jobs in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. The 1994 Hong Kong Government Railway Development Strategy report envisaged a domestic passenger service between the Northwestern New Territories (NWNT) and urban Kowloon, a cross-boundary passenger service for passengers travelling between Hong Kong and Mainland China, and container freight transport between ports in Mainland China and Hong Kong. In January 1995, the Government invited the Kowloon- Canton Railway Corporation (KCRC) to submit a proposal for the design, construction and operation of the proposed Western Corridor Railway. KCRC submitted a full proposal in November 1995, as did MTRC; twelve months later, the Government adopted KCRC’s proposal.
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