In fact, an ESOP may become worthless if the sponsoring company mismanages the company and goes bankrupt.
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That means investors will want assurance that if they inject a ton of cash, they'll have some recourse if Spiegel mismanages it.
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A more difficult issue to solve — one that critics say Google often mismanages for women — is a human resources concept called leveling.
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" • "A more difficult issue to solve — one that critics say Google often mismanages for women — is a human resources concept called leveling.
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If the company suffers some kind of cost overrun or even mismanages or miscalculates a cost, too bad taxpayers, that company's making a profit!
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Many residents, even those who agree that the federal government owns and mismanages too much land, have strongly rejected Mr. Bundy's gun-happy tactics.
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Early on in the episode, the mother of five addresses a fan's speculation that she mismanages her money following years of reports about her financial woes.
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Working people who are doing what is asked of them under these requirements could still lose coverage if they fail to file the proper paperwork or if the state mismanages the forms they do file.
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But he is not as popular as his brother, and Pakistani politicians rarely stick on a sinking ship: Mr Akbar reckons that dozens could cross the floor if the PML-N mismanages this transition period.
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If President Trump mismanages the economy, the unemployed won't be comforted to know that he's tweeting fewer insults at his enemies; if he blunders us into a war based on personal pique, the families of the dead and wounded will not be soothed to hear that he's filled in the gaps in some of his policy proposals.
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She owns a successful dress-making business, but Eustace controls and mismanages the family's finances. It is an unhappy marriage, and Lois sought refuge from her misery in an affair with neighbor Peter Holland. When Lois seeks a dowry for her step-daughter's prospective marriage, the truth of Eustace's financial mismanagement emerges. Eustace confronts Peter and flees England with the remains of Lois's fortune.
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He was the lead editor of the 2007 Index of Economic Freedom, co-published by The Wall Street Journal and the Heritage Foundation, and is the author of the book Bleeding Talent: How the U.S. Military Mismanages Great Leaders and Why It's Time for a Revolution.Palgrave Macmillan, December 11, 2012. Kane co-authored the book, Balance: The Economics of Great Powers from Ancient Rome to Modern America with Glenn Hubbard. Kane was a Republican candidate in Ohio's 12th congressional district special election in 2018.
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Wellington deploys his forces on the ridge south of Waterloo, trusting Prussian commander Field Marshal Blücher's assurance he will march to his aid. Unknown to him, General Gneisenau, Blücher's chief of staff, does not trust Wellington to make a stand and secretly mismanages the Prussians' march to slow it down as much as possible. The Prince of Orange posts Sharpe on the British right, to watch for a French flanking attack. Sharpe, however, is certain that Napoleon is so confident of victory that he will instead launch a frontal attack in overwhelming force.
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He has a complicated relationship with Shelley, of whom he is frightened to the point of hiding in a restaurant kitchen locker to avoid. In Series 1, it is revealed that due to Lance's incompetence, he and Shelley never legally got married as they had both believed to have been the case. Lance arranges for them to rectify this, but in typical style, mismanages the ceremony which ends in a brawl. He does, however, appear to genuinely love her and the pair are at one point depicted tenderly embracing in bed.
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