As for morale, I see that there is a high level of morale on the insurgent side.
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Myths can serve a useful function in boosting morale, particularly when morale has been eroded by a decade of austerity.
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"Maintenance of a high military morale is one of the most important contributing factors to good public morale," he continued.
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Commander: Regime morale high The commander loyal to Assad told us he can't remember a time when morale has been better.
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On the other hand, I'm far less enamoured of the morale system, which gives your characters special abilities that consume team morale.
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If the primary driver of low morale were shutdowns, budget tussles, and sequestration, employee morale would consistently dip across levels of government.
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Other recent data has shown business morale at a record high, unemployment falling, engineering orders increasing, the manufacturing sector growing and consumer morale rising.
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Sinking morale: Sources tell Sherman "morale is awful" at the company, particularly among female employees who are increasingly frustrated that Murdoch didn't remove O'Reilly sooner.
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CIA morale: When questioned about morale at the agency, Haspel described rank-and-file officers and analysts as unaffected by the political turmoil in Washington.
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That is part of morale, and morale can be so fragile when you are placing someone not just in combat, but difficult, hot, uncomfortable, gross environments.
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When pressed on whether there had been a change in morale, McCabe said that morale had always been high, but noted "frustrations" over the Clinton email probe.
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The morale rules—as the eighth edition implements a single morale phase, as opposed to a potentially endless daisy-chain of unit-by-unit morale checks—are so wildly different from the last 30 years of 40K history that it represents a real, lasting break with everything which has come before.
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The downside to the onrush of capital is that morale has certainly been shaken for many participants, and morale is critical to seeing through complex new projects to completion.
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" Pizza for morale Brown said the airport employees he talked to mentioned morale was really low as a "bunch of people were going into their third week with no paycheck.
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Morale problem claim 'inaccurate' One agent called a CNN reporter in tears Tuesday night to say that FBI morale had never been better under Comey -- and that now it had plummeted.
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" He denied that the episode had hurt morale. "N.
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The GfK data followed other sentiment surveys that showed German business morale deteriorated more than expected in February as a stronger euro clouded the outlook of exporters and investor morale also fell.
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You say the morale sucks in the White House ... Well, by the way, the morale does suck in the White House, but you're not allowed to say that because that's the truth. Right.
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It still looks professional and I think will improve morale.
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"There is no shortage of morale here today," said Wiseman.
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If the layoffs are crushing morale ... let them eat churros?
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This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust and degrades the individual.
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Business morale regarding current conditions remained stable at 45 points.
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They have a much higher morale for continuing the war.
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Ms Lynch's report is unlikely to restore the CPD's morale.
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The service lost its sense of mission and morale suffered.
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After the announcement, communication was poor and morale decreased significantly.
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It ought to be focused on the morale as well.
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The NSA already struggles with employee retention and low morale.
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The safety and morale of our country are at stake.
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That's unsettling, for sure, but it's also a morale boost.
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There's also the question of morale at the central bank.
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For the cannabis industry, it was a vital morale boost.
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Should that happen, he said, morale will only get worse.
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"The morale is really high," Jordano says of Detroit today.
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"The morale is really high," Jordano says of Detroit today.
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Security forces faced major challenges including leadership, morale and recruitment.
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Thus, there was a net overall decrease in employee morale.
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That could be a game changer for boosting employee morale.
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This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust, and degrades the individual.
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The letters have also been helpful in maintaining employee morale.
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Another reason attrition rates are so high could be morale.
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Not things like improve morale or improve customer service. No!
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But what are the root causes of low employee morale?
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Partisanship and political feuding pose significant risks to employee morale.
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"The situation changed for us, the morale changed," he said.
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Playing favorites is a great way to torpedo office morale.
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JOHN, IS MORALE A CONCERN FOR YOU AT THE COMPANY?
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Faculty reported low morale and poor communication across the academy.
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It is influencing employee morale and possibly even employee retention.
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And they do that as kind of a morale boost.
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"The main reason is low morale among police," he said.
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A commander is on the radio, trying to bolster morale.
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One of them would be the morale of the force.
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Earlier, McCabe mentioned that the Comey firing had affected morale.
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Still, the team's success seems to have improved campus morale.
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" This prize, she wrote, will be "good for my morale.
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Internal events intended to boost morale have also proved tense.
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I said the morale is terrible in the White House.
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Morale at State will take a long time to recover.
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An office with low morale is an office in decline.
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But I thought this was better for the cast's morale.
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Many who left complained about low morale and poor management.
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That kind of brain drain is not good for morale.
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His first task is likely to be improving staff morale.
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More Facebook news: Morale is reportedly falling inside the company.
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And lest you were worrying about the Niners' morale, don't.
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"That news could undermine morale for the public," Keller said.
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That led to a boost of morale on the ground.
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"Snowden killed morale," an anonymous NSA hacker told the Times.
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How will absentee leadership affect employee morale and stress levels?
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They are more active, more outgoing, their morale is higher.
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This isn't the first sign that employee morale has dropped.
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Pompeo has tried to improve morale at the State Department.
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Will he tackle the reports of low morale at State?
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Severe incidents frequently impact morale and cause delays in production.
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Leaks, he said, are usually caused by "issues with morale."
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"I'm sure the morale is bruised right now," Caprino said.
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As of Wednesday, morale at the bureau had reportedly plummeted.
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And so the Brexit is also a huge morale blow.
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"This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust, and degrades the individual."
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Boost police morale After the release of the McDonald video, the Chicago Tribune found that morale at the department appeared to plummet, according to numerous interviews the newspaper conducted with officers of varying ranks.
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Yovanovitch says her departure adversely affected morale at State Yovanovitch said her firing took a toll on State Department morale in response to questions from Schiff about attacks on her ahead of her ouster.
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German business morale rose more than expected in September, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting company executives in Europe's largest economy have become more optimistic after their morale plunged last month over concerns about Brexit.
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Here are five challenges for Pompeo: Building up morale at the State Department The tenure of Pompeo's predecessor, Rex Tillerson, was haunted by a narrative of discontent and low morale among the department's career officials.
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So leaving the series completely would be a blow to morale.
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Casualties among frontline troops have been high and morale is poor.
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But we didn&apost mention it because it could affect morale.
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A so-called "down round" can hurt internal morale and recruiting.
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"My concern is with employees and their morale," the official said.
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Morale suffers, and energy is diverted to the crisis at hand.
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Supplies, morale, and caravan numbers are all vital to your success.
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It won't just improve morale, it will up their productivity, too.
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But the successful attack may not boost morale for very long.
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But I think the morale of the country is picking up.
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In fact, any appreciation or acknowledgement is a great morale booster.
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Even safety measures had a disheartening effect on the group's morale.
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Science has shown that griping is actually good for office morale.
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Luckily, Froelich will be there to help keep the morale high.
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Newsroom morale seems to have improved somewhat since those dark days.
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Dogs in the workplace can contribute to higher morale and productivity.
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My memorandum is not a survey of FBI morale or performance.
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" I said, "I don't think so, Ed." He said, "How's morale?
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Unsafe workplaces result in higher worker turnover and low employee morale.
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Sunken morale is the cause, and it's dragging down the company.
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You think morale is low in Asia with profits up 25%?
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So, I am biased, but I don't think morale is low.
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Meanwhile, business morale in the U.K hit an 18-month high.
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Employee morale has been greatly affected by perceived inefficiencies and inequities.
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It was a big hit to the morale of the community.
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Giving employees more autonomy comes with benefits beyond simply raising morale.
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This factor alone has caused a low morale within the agency.
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That obviously has an impact on career staff, on the morale.
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"I haven't seen the low morale that you've described," he said.
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Part of that is because of low morale and high attrition.
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Taken together, these developments devastated EPA staff morale at all levels.
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Good tools can enable both productivity as well as increase morale.
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"People are too busy to feel anything," Wilkerson said, regarding morale.
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The staff cuts and diversity issues have caused morale to plummet.
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It can deal a blow to the morale of a place.
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Which catastrophe was more debilitating to the Yankees' morale is debatable.
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Policymakers should find this rapid, decline in doctor morale extremely troubling.
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That speaks for the resilience, for the morale of the people.
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Of those employees, 10 cited scheduling as a problem affecting morale.
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Mercer's growing notoriety was "not so good for morale," he explained.
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Headlines blazed in the United States and American morale shot up.
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Morale has declined, and multiple key figures within Facebook have departed.
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" Money quote #2: "Morale has sunk to an all-time low.
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"It's a huge morale hit," said the enlisted Army EOD tech.
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Insider previously reported tanking morale at the company following earlier cuts.
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Morale at the department is already at historic lows right now.
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"I do expect … performance to drop as morale drops," Caillier says.
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Beyond the Senate majority, there is also the matter of morale.
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Protest fatigue and constant power and water outages have sapped morale.
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Economic stagnation could undermine both popular morale and Russia's global position.
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But the impact of a morale drop is much more serious.
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In the logistics department, morale was low and turnover was high.
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American country music stars held concerts in Hawija to build morale.
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But in quarantine, everybody is trying to keep the morale up.
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Whatever happens, we are always eating well, just for general morale.
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Morale dropped sharply just on the talk of paychecks being reduced.
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The factory is underused, awash in unpaid bills and low morale.
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Do you think morale within the bank has turned a corner?
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It added that a lack of communication and guidance affected morale.
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Flagging morale at the State Department was also front and center.
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So did the embassy's morale and, crucially, insights into Libya's politics.
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Leaders use interpersonal skills to build company morale and maintain relationships.
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By Anna Goldfarb I'm always happy to give a morale boost.
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"If morale snaps, it is a terrifying thing," Mr. Wehrey said.
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And you're seeing real damage to morale in the State Department.
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"It's really changed the morale for all of us," Alicea said.
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Inability to hit the numbers is in turn hurting employee morale.
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"The morale in the movement is very pessimistic," says one campaigner.
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Is that going to have an impact to morale and camaraderie?
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He said the wind industry's problems had hurt morale and productivity.
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Viper's morale had been buoyed by the settling of a score.
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But Uber also has a serious morale problem among its employees.
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Which might be great for morale, but not for burnout rates.
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A small decrease in morale is enough to kill them off.
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BERLIN, Sept 19 (Reuters) - German investor morale is unfazed by Sunday's federal election and a strengthening of the euro, the ZEW institute said on Tuesday after publishing an index which showed morale had improved in September.
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A bad conference call can result in poor communication, results and morale.
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It was definitely a down time, and it&aposs tough for morale.
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Reuters obtained letters written by several agents describing tensions and low morale.
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He further suggested that morale would be boosted under the new President.
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A siege has slowly sapped the strength and morale of its defenders.
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Some wanted the Mount Eitan project to lift morale and encourage service.
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The scandals have impacted candidate interest and have hurt morale among recruiters.
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Does office morale improve as soon as a mid-level manager disappears?
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That can affect financing, research, manufacturing and the team's morale, he added.
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Morale fell in Germany, France and Italy while it grew in Spain.
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In another echo, the run of negative headlines is harming employee morale.
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Staff surveys suggest morale is higher than in other parts of Whitehall.
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Another way the company boosts morale is with all-expenses-paid retreats.
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I believe this helps keep the work fresh and boosts overall morale.
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I don't know that you can lie about good or bad morale.
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That's the Close Combat series deals in psychology more than in "morale".
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WALK ME THROUGH WHAT THE MORALE IS LIKE AT THE COMPANY NOW.
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I do not understand the enduring morale of the Westeros Pinkerton class.
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That would be effective for stress release and morale, with less mess.
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Luckily, morale is high, but that all changes in a big hurry.
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It won't help you and it's no good for the men's morale.
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The two groups feed off each other to rally morale and sympathy.
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A victory in Sirte would at least give it a morale boost.
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One characterized it as "bizarre meddling" that hurt morale within the unit.
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The place empties out at 4 P.M. The morale is completely broken.
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Even people loyal to the president say morale at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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It can't ignore sexual harassment, gender and race disparities, and low morale.
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It didn't result in weakened unit cohesion, lower morale or missing limbs.
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So they often go unaddressed, which is brutal on broader employee morale.
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This outfit, as the name suggests, was tasked with shoring up morale.
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That change of mindset can increase sales, increase productivity and boost morale.
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It can also increase productivity, boost morale, reduce stress, and build trust.
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The video, released Saturday, probably was made to improve morale, he said.
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The budget squeeze is attended by declining morale at the State Department.
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"The morale at the agency now is not good," she told me.
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Clearly, leadership is the key ingredient shaping morale across the federal government.
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"Sure, there is a morale issue in this building," she told reporters.
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Sustaining morale among emergency department staff, she added, has been a challenge.
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" And, in explanation: "As the fight lasts longer, the morale goes down.
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They will speak highly of the talent and morale of the company.
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"The purpose of that is to keep morale high," the spokesperson said.
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Elsewhere in financial services: Morale at Deutsche Bank's U.S. operations is dropping.
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"The morale is really low," said one employee at Xplor's preschool, Discovery.
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It all feels like being in middle school, and morale is suffering.
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The wage disparity creates many problems, from morale issues to higher turnover.
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In that way, culture can be strong and morale can be low.
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Not only can they hurt productivity and morale, their attitudes are contagious.
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Morale among militants in the Hawija area appears to be deteriorating rapidly.
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Morale at the State Department has plummeted following this barrage of attacks.
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"I think we have a pretty good morale around here," he said.
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Having good food available during the protests is also a morale booster.
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The pizza and coffee shop kept going right through, stabilizing community morale.
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But she also promoted staff morale by holding coffee and doughnut sessions.
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Connection is key to building employee trust and boosting engagement and morale.
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Ask specific questions about company culture and team morale, and be direct.
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The TSA has long grappled with low morale and high turnover rates.
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Few things are as costly and disruptive as managers who kill morale.
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That may help restore comity and morale at the National Security Council.
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Reports of widespread deaths of young soldiers were considered bad for morale.
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"The admiral told me it was good for morale," Brown said later.
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To keep up morale, some students on Sunday carried speakers blasting music.
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Crucially, it is not just a matter of material, but also morale.
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The continuity appears to have kept staff morale at Altcourse relatively high.
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But that is different from saying that there is a plummeting morale.
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It's "hard to measure if [morale] has gotten worse," the official said.
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The outfit conducted interviews to learn how bombing raids affected civilian morale.
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Allowing folks to play video games during break times could improve morale.
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"We might notice an increase in productivity, in employee morale," he said.
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Something about "company morale" and "being a team player," they'll tell you.
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Mattis' departure shook Washington and sank morale at the Pentagon, with Sen.
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I also appreciate the bill's emphasis on improving morale throughout the Department.
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The downside to the redesign has been its impact on workforce morale.
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He claimed that this was "psyops" designed to dampen the protesters' morale.
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BERLIN, Sept 26 (Reuters) - German business morale rose more than expected in September, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting company executives in Europe's largest economy have become more optimistic after their morale plunged last month over concerns about Brexit.
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Whether it was morale, menu, or something altogether greater, Challet's kitchen was off.
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There were allegations of low morale, medication issues and neglect at the facility.
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His teammates agree, and add that he helps build morale throughout the team.
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The appointment comes at a time when employee morale at Facebook has plunged.
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The shutdown hit at a time when government worker morale was already suffering.
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Budget cuts, poor management and low morale led to an exodus of employees.
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" Discussing the backlash to the episode, Fallon said: "It&aposs tough for morale.
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I bet if you watch the morale issue, you'll ... be surprised going forward.
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On the data front, morale among Italian business and consumers fell in December.
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At the same time, the move is likely to be bad for morale.
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Morale was already low in the aftermath of last month's anti-Uber backlash.
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Morale was clearly low, distrust of the Shia-dominated government in Baghdad high.
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Most Copts think his visit will do little more than boost their morale.
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Doubts about Mr Trump's morale hardened on the day of his second inauguration.
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He added that sexual harassment is bad for morale, which misses the point.
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It's still important to morale for your employees to feel heard and informed.
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Ideally, the secondary benefit of doing that is increased morale and employee loyalty.
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He agrees that consent decrees hurt police morale and could make officers leave.
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Meanwhile, a survey showed German investor morale darkened more than expected in October.
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Staff shortages can become self-sustaining—mandatory overtime lowers morale, which increases turnover.
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In March, German business morale hit its highest level in nearly six years.
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And seeing foreigners join the cause is good for troop morale, it's important.
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Sentix's index of investor morale is at its highest level in 10 years.
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"From my vantage, the morale in the FBI was very high," he said.
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"I think it'll have a big morale impact," said another former FBI official.
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Another survey released Tuesday morning showed French industrial morale unexpectedly fell in March.
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Morale in your building is terrible, and no one thinks you have juice.
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Flaunting your authority results in low morale and in all likelihood, lower productivity.
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"It is pretty bleak," one staffer, an environmental engineer, said about employee morale.
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Later Roman philosophers condemned gladiator contests as crude and harmful to Roman morale.
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"Morale is pretty low," former ambassador Neumann said of employees at the agency.
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German business morale was buoyant in February, Ifo's survey of business sentiment showed.
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Monday's early power surge against the Braves provided a quick boost of morale.
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But the pace of job creation has slowed and consumer morale is weakening.
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The CFPB's morale score plunged from 6900 in 2628 to 28503 this year.
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The dismantling of TRICARE would almost certainly hurt military morale, retention and recruitment.
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Many naval vessels have internet access to help morale and for logistical purposes.
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" What Employees Say: "Morale is generally great, and it's a very positive environment.
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MbS's irritation could well be matched by boosted morale for Saudi women activists.
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He predicted that the loss of the bottomless keg would further undermine morale.
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The prosecutor said he didn't think the comments have impacted the office's morale.
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Morale has not been high internally at Flipagram, according to multiple former employees.
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Many worry that the already low morale could put airline security at risk.
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And, once morale breaks, particularly in the design department, there goes your creativity.
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"It's a huge hit on morale for sailors and their families," Mabus said.
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Where the sewage and sludge have colluded,To bring down good people's morale.
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Morale sank further with the suspension of the Times business editor Kimi Yoshino.
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These accolades represent a nice bit of praise and contribute to good morale.
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The consequent effect on productivity, motivation and morale can permeate a work system.
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Calm yourself down Launching into a cursing tirade has never helped improve morale.
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But cutting base pay could have a big impact on morale, Johnson said.
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Morale was at a low and career biologists, chemists and others were leaving.
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Their morale suffered, and they felt vulnerable and abandoned by their biggest supporter.
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The CFPB's morale score plunged from 77.9 in 2017 to 51.7 this year.
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Time: 4:25 GMT * German October ZEW investor morale due at 0900 GMT.
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That has contributed to a sharp drop in morale at the State Department.
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"It can kill your morale when the event directly applies to your projects."
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Photograph by Thomas Prior for The New Yorker Morale was terrible for days.
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Attacks such as this not only diminish morale but show strongholds as vulnerable.
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Tillerson has also denied reports that morale at the State Department is low.
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Still, Homan has been a substantial part in raising employee morale at ICE.
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The Afghan security forces suffer from absenteeism, corruption, dubious commitment and poor morale.
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This leads to employees having lower morale, feeling underappreciated and eventually jumping ship.
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"The morale is terrible," Scaramucci said Thursday on CNN, predicting more staff departures.
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Thai soldiers fought in exhibitions meant to raise morale on the Western Front.
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Are standardized tests useful, or are they racist, classist and corrosive to morale?
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Morale and company loyalty plunge, tardiness increases and sick days are more frequent.
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But as profits sunk and Sears spiraled into bankruptcy, so did Fisher's morale.
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Layoffs continued during 2015 and 2016, which led to a downturn in employee morale.
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It can also boost workplace morale and engagement, helping you work better with others.
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Even more worrying for the Trump administration: Morale is declining among Trump's own base.
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Morale improved in construction, retailing and wholesaling whereas manufacturing firms were somewhat less upbeat.
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He finds solace—and relief from morale-sapping heat—in trips to the Himalayas.
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Look at the morale of the people after this attack — they are very depressed.
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Raising morale in a bad situation—yes, he was pretty well-practised at that.
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Senior military leaders also opposed the ideas behind Gillibrand's reforms, citing morale and efficiency.
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Other commanders are authorized to purchase "morale boosters" with government funds, Mr. English said.
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Right away, it saw productivity and morale increase — improvements that offset the higher wage.
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GERMANY: German business morale deteriorated more than expected in May, the Ifo institute said.
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The win today was huge, a definite morale booster and what this team needed.
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This included "selling" the war to African Americans and helping to improve black morale.
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The SPD's morale was in ruins after an election loss a few months earlier.
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GERMANY: German business morale deteriorated for the third month in a row in June.
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Whatever the eventual economic impact, the scandal is already affecting morale in Kobe city.
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There was little market reaction to a survey showing investor morale rising in Germany.
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Once the gunfire slows, Hussien returns to his men and tries to raise morale.
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The results of the two elections will affect the morale of the two parties.
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Morale is poor from a battered share price and cost-cutting measures sap momentum.
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When we are treated well at home by those we serve it increases morale.
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The man at the podium isn't a Pentagon morale officer trying a different tack.
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But if Mr Tsipras's speech and video were intended to boost morale, they backfired.
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WOODMAN: MORALE IS INCREDIBLE BECAUSE WE HAVE SUCH A STRONG VISION OF THE FUTURE.
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Almost all medium-sized companies have internal initiatives targeting employee morale, fulfillment and retention.
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Processing millions of claims is a drain on costs, but also on staff morale.
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But a visit to the frontline found low morale and little enthusiasm for him.
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Morale and team dynamics were up and customers continue to pump in more data.
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The other reason is more emotional and rooted in the morale of the business.
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It has devastated morale, which is currently about as low as it could go.
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Smoking is bad for our troops, bad for our health and bad for morale.
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Commanders claim they have the morale, fuel and munitions to keep going for months.
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Employees criticized Price over mismanagement and low morale, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Morale problems also seem to have caused a day-to-day drag on operations.
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These allegations nearly doubled in that period—again, a possible reflection of low morale.
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"Our experience is that announcing cost cuts is not exactly boosting morale," he said.
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A. Based on my experiences, I don't understand the good order and morale concerns.
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Instead, they have been used punitively, undermining teacher morale and worsening the teacher shortage.
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Playing a solid 60-plus minutes is a boost to bring up the morale.
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To bolster her morale, Fatima has been keeping a bedside journal, written in Arabic.
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The Epstein fiasco underscores the staffing, morale, and healthcare challenges facing the Justice Department.
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Lowe's store employees say that the company's new scheduling policies are driving down morale.
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During the dance party, we had two different DJ sets — Kap10 and DJ Morale.
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Reports of sluggish demand and company morale had been trickling out for months now.
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Certainly the reports of low morale and on the deficit in recruitment are disconcerting.
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French industrial morale has edged lower after hitting a 17-year high in January.
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The tensions add to a litany of other issues that have sapped employee morale.
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They were also very bitter and their morale was at a real low point.
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The team there told him that morale has never been so high, he said.
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Morale in the West Wing has sunk to a new low, these people said.
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That made the question of "morale" a question of who got to make policy.
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How we communicate in the office is crucial to productivity, morale and employee engagement.
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" He replied in his characteristically sly manner: "La danse, Madame, c'est une question morale.
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However, many companies haven't shared how the disease has affected operations or employee morale.
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The Americans lifted ARVN morale but also created an overreliance on their military support.
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The raise brought with it more dignity for workers and boosted morale, he said.
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The plant stayed open, but the facility has suffered from absenteeism and low morale.
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Shaw did not write "Heartbreak House" as a morale booster to the theatergoing classes.
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Uber has already tried to improve driver morale by introducing tipping in certain cities.
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Morale, many of these advisers said, remains low, with few signs of turning around.
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Soft skills, like your ability to negotiate and build morale, are becoming increasingly important.
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The Pentagon depends on a strong New GI Bill for recruiting, retention and morale.
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"Morale in the building is always bad, but this is different," said the official.
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"Their well-being and morale is of utmost concern to us," Mr. Weiss said.
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It added, however, that consumer morale had become a bit clouded by political uncertainty.
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Ninety percent of workers agreed March Madness was good for employee morale, WalletHub found.
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Without strong direction, sales were slumping, morale was suffering and employees were jumping ship.
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"He is very concerned: He doesn't want morale eroded by innuendo," Mr. Kaplan said.
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"Morale is terrible as we work for no pay," an experienced diplomat told me.
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Uber employees need a morale lift, so six staffers created a website promoting positivity.
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The ZEW Institute's survey of German investor morale is also due at 1000 GMT.
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The government had kept news of the sinking under wraps to protect civilian morale.
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Officer morale in some of the departments plummeted during the interventions, according to interviews.
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But he told the French as much, keeping up national morale as best he could.
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Zirinsky's detractors say the drip-drip-drip of stories about the shakeup is hurting morale.
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As the exhibition shows, however, such carnage provokes defiance as often as it wrecks morale.
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These small steps are critical when you're just starting out, or if morale is low.
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The meeting was "very good for morale" among the career NSC staff, the source said.
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" She declined to comment on the charges against Wilson, but described internal morale as "resilient.
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The win came at a heavy cost, both in terms of cash and in morale.
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A dramatically diminished business, major layoffs, and a decisive drop in morale are likely outcomes.
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O'Brien has not held any staff-wide meetings to offer encouragement or boost dampened morale.
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It even appears that inside Facebook itself there's confusion and a sense of dwindling morale.
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Germany's DAX was flat after a business survey showed German business morale deteriorated in April.
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ISIS is reportedly suffering from desertion, internal bloodletting, a shortage of funds and flagging morale.
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Yet the problem was proving intractable, as evidenced by the decline in the pair's morale.
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By 2017, morale at FinCEN ranked dead last among every unit at the Treasury Department.
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There was raining and the flooding, and at times, morale among the protesters was low.
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But a glitzier tyranny has its appeals, especially if a little economic growth improves morale.
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IS IT A BIT OF A MORALE BOOSTER OR DO YOU LEARN MORE THAN THAT?
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Staff turnover is high and there have been reports of low morale in the department.
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"When I got here, morale wasn't what it needed to be," Mulvaney told the magazine.
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I get dressed, since staying in my pajamas past 8 is bad for my morale.
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Automation could expedite processes and fill gaps in staffing, potentially improving employee morale and retention.
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Morale at the company, which previously was quite high, experienced a significant decline this year.
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Indeed, a key German business morale indicator fell for the fifth straight month in January.
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But after winning three state polls in December, the party's morale is on the rise.
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Cuts will further dent morale at the investment bank, making it harder to retain staff.
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German business morale rose in March as the retail sector profited from buoyant consumer sentiment.
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Numerous reports that Tillerson has destroyed morale at State, empowering only the tiniest inner circle.
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On continental Europe, German business morale from the Ifo institute may be the big number.
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It's day four of The Verge's time at CES 2016, and morale is not ideal.
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Goals. Having clear goals is critical to keeping productivity and morale high on any team.
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Meanwhile, Dorsey dropped developers and creators, for the most part, bringing down morale and confidence.
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And trust me – the difference is palpable and a shift in morale can occur immediately.
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The last eight years have eroded the morale and effectiveness of Customs and Border Protection.
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For full details and data from INSEE: here For consumer spending and morale graphic: reut.
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It's more than shaken the morale of the police department, another contributing factor to recruitment.
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Without kimchi, he said, the Korean troops stationed in Vietnam were experiencing dangerously low morale.
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"Look at it this way ..." Francine stammers, groping in vain for another morale-boosting bromide.
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These steps would help increase the morale of Secret Service agents and decrease federal expenditures.
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Under Nadella's leadership morale is up, and so is product quality and the stock price.
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The operation raised the status of Norwegian commandos and boosted morale among allied special forces.
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I didn't want to diminish the morale and I told them you have to win.
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Djokovic then held serve throughout to snatch a morale-boosting victory ahead of the Nov.
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Lowe's employees say morale has crashed within the home-improvement giant's stores in recent years.
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Even seemingly minor changes can have a huge impact on morale — or indicate bigger problems.
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Bringing happiness inside the workplace will keep morale high and will keep people looking forward.
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Haitian youth are poised for this opportunity and cannot afford continuous assaults on their morale.
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Instead, they were told they needed to "drive productivity," the person said, and morale dropped.
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William Ruckelshaus, whom Reagan had brought back to the agency after Gorsuch's departure, restored morale.
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That is a huge morale boost to those working so far away from their families.
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Morale has suffered, employees complain of Mr. Kim's lack of communication and some have left.
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It was great for everyone's morale — for the president and the staff, he would say.
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That would be catastrophic — a dramatic drop in morale, resulting in a drop in retention.
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Veggie has simple goals: to provide astronauts with fresh food and to help boost morale.
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A workforce that turns over too rapidly can become a drain on resources and morale.
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As a consequence of better estimates and improved productivity, team morale and confidence markedly improved.
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American bombs inflicted heavy casualties on ISIS and were a morale booster for Saadi's troops.
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Though he did not see combat, Louis boxed to boost the morale of soldiers worldwide.
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Want to know how morale is on a certain base or in a specific unit?
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But the impact on teacher morale mirrors the experience of teachers who talked to Vox.
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That kind of instability cannot be helpful to reform goals, police morale or public safety.
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Pentagon officials privately see the mission as a waste of resources and a morale killer.
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What was the morale inside the fulfillment center during Black Friday and the holiday season?
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When Judge returned from his wrist injury in September, teammates noted an uptick in morale.
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"I'm a little bit worried about morale right now across the F.A.A.," Mr. Elwell said.
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Be it the grandchildren or the dog, nothing builds group morale more than something adorable.
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The drop in morale among those who remain behind is obvious to both of us.
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The casualties have undermined morale among the Afghan police and military, whatever the actual numbers.
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The boosting of workplace morale requires doughnuts as often in luxe restaurants as anywhere else.
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"It boosts morale because the designs were a collaboration of aircrew and maintainers," said James.
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There are so many personnel problems within the armed forces, so many problems with morale.
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Morale is low thanks to meager pay, long hours and little or no vacation time.
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This seems to explain the declining morale at Mr. Nagle's store and a few others.
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Morale has plummeted among thousands of Oyo workers globally, current and former employees have said.
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Officials suggested "that congressional debate might hurt the morale of U.S. troops," the two wrote.
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And I think the fact that they're getting some support certainly helps bolster their morale.
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But none of them alone can justify the continued commitment of US troops and morale.
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"It's good for the morale of the people," said Giorgos Kaminis, the mayor of Athens.
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That uncertainty has contributed to low morale, which has plagued the White House for months.
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Three-quarters of respondents said upskilling workers helped to improve productivity, promotion opportunities and morale.
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Some executives said upskilling was also a way to retain employees and keep morale high.
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Democrats have taken to the streets to reaffirm our existing alliances and raise our morale.
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He kept up the banter and thus—on a bone-cold night—his collaborators' morale.
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"I cannot overstate the impact to our troops' morale from all this uncertainty," Mattis said.
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The dispute has hit morale hard at the C.I.A., current and former agency officials said.
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"I cannot overstate the impact to our troops' morale from all this uncertainty," he said.
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He said civil rights lawsuits hurt morale and changed the way citizens viewed the police.
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The arrival of former Rebel Alliance general Lando Calrissian provides a much-needed morale boost.
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Industrial morale increased to 111 points - the highest figure seen since before the financial crisis.
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Broadly, Pompeo committed to filling critical vacancies at the State Department and boosting workforce morale.
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While the victory will bolster the morale of his troops, his next steps are unclear.
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"We need to massacre midshipman morale," General Gilland is seen telling his boss, Lt. Gen.
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Celebrating incremental progress not only keeps morale high, but it also helps people internalize success.
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The JD spokesman, when asked about morale, said most of the team was highly committed.
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That has brought morale problems in hard-hit sectors such as El Paso, media say.
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Kurds' morale hit Kurds on the front lines of the fight against ISIS in Syria have told CNN their morale has taken a hit as they seek protection by strengthening other alliances -- including with the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the Russians.
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Inflation rose less than estimated last month and investor morale in powerhouse economy Germany has tumbled.
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"Morale is as low as I've seen it in 13 years with the FAA," he said.
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Morale is low at the border as troops privately wonder what the hell they're doing there.
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As morale plummeted, leaks to the press revealed that intelligence professionals were uneasy with Trump's leadership.
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I want to confirm that we have never lost morale, and are still in high spirits.
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Their leaders desperately tried to compose themselves, and gave encouraging speeches that might somehow maintain morale.
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That means prospects for a major rebound in mood and morale among bank workers look remote.
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This proved to be wrong — morale, by all accounts, has sunk to an even lower level.
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As important as workforce morale is, the problem at DHS is a symptom, not a cause.
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But amid growing unrest, often exacerbated by the crackdowns, it is unclear how morale will improve.
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Other current and former employees say the cuts to hours have disrupted stores and hurt morale.
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The Homeland Security division has reportedly faced low morale and at least one high-profile departure.
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Weakened by casualties and by leadership that is, at best, patchy, some units suffer poor morale.
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Just as morale in the military has plummeted in the last seven, so it had then.
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That was just a great morale booster for all of the guys here in our department.
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The rebels' sudden retreat represented a "big collapse in terrorist morale", a Syrian military source said.
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Morale high Advancing forces have encountered scattered resistance from ISIS fighters on their approach to Mosul.
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The morale of American diplomats slumps as their advice is dismissed and steep budget cuts loom.
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And he still found room to cut costs by roughly $2125 billion without endangering employee morale.
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With results that include improved employee morale, retention and productivity, the better question is: Why not?
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GERMANY: In Germany, consumer morale worsened for the third month in a row, a survey showed.
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The morale of his men is sapped because they are nine months behind with their pay.
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They also had dealt America's first blow in response to Pearl Harbor -- raising morale back home.
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Luckily, though, you can't give aid and comfort to carbon; it has no morale to boost.
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My size-6 frame felt like some kind of freak show and did nothing for morale.
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We'd been on the road for months, and morale had gone the way of the glacier.
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The teacher also worked to expand the school's African-American history curriculum and boost student morale.
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That includes "equal opportunity, morale, welfare, recreation, and quality of life matters," according to the DoD.
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Unfortunately, I thought layoffs would ruin morale, so we just burned too much for too long.
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Yet the obstacles have had a positive effect on his morale and even increased his determination.
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It was clearly a big morale boost for everyone, particularly the hockey fans in the newsroom.
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She acquired dozens of young startups, refocused engineering efforts on mobile, and tried to boost morale.
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I'm not sure how that discussion of morale at the FBI went between Trump and McCabe.
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Welch said he'd also give Trump an "A" for boosting morale among business owners and consumers.
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Griffith-Jones said Osborne's decision not to renew Wheatley's contract had hurt morale at the FCA.
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Germany's Ifo business morale on Monday showed a surprise improvement but did not help the mood.
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A healthier workforce also means lower premiums in future, alongside potential productivity boosts and increase morale.
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In Germany, the IFO institute said that business morale has risen in the largest euro economy.
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The ministry said that overall business morale remained high and firms continued to hire new staff.
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Credited with helping to restore morale at the agency after investigations into illegal and unauthorized activities.
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"We found profoundly low morale nearly every place we went within CPD," the Justice Department said.
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Sorry "non-fans," but thanks to them, these floggings will continue whether morale improves or not.
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"It's wrong, it's bad for morale, it would encourage adversaries to do the same," he said.
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The policy was deeply unpopular at the State Department and contributed to sinking morale under Tillerson.
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By the time the Bush Presidency ended, America was suffering from a case of terrible morale.
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Pompeo also pushed back on the suggestion that Trump's rhetoric has damaged morale inside the CIA.
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GERMANY: Consumer morale worsened in Germany for the third month in a row, a survey showed.
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The VA continues to suffer from sinking morale and has been shedding senior staff for months.
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"Sure, there is a morale issue in this building," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert acknowledged Friday.
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WeWork, the embattled co-working platform, wants to help LinkedIn users suffering from low company morale.
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And, a well-resourced, optimally organized, and prioritized military has the greatest impact on troop morale.
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Benefits can include employees feeling more motivated and an overall boost in positive atmosphere and morale.
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Many of them were already dealing with issues of morale, recruitment and retention, and community relations.
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The win gave Sanders' supporters a morale boost heading into Sunday night's debate in Flint, Mich.
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Mr. Nagle's managers seemed to view him as one of the keys to his colleagues' morale.
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And critics of spending reductions have argued that proposed cutbacks have resulted in low agency morale.
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The agency also is contending with high turnover rates, partly spurred by low morale at TSA.
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" Alex assured him that morale among the actors was good, adding, "The audiences have been strong.
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They really boosted my morale when I first started the project and continue to be supportive.
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"I don't know how it affects morale, but it is certainly a distraction," the source said.
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For months, there have been signs of low morale among rank-and-file State Department employees.
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In addition, his bad decisions have negatively affected the company, its finances and its employee morale.
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Morale is low and the mood anxious across the country, as the pandemic continues to worsen.
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Owners want employees to have paychecks, even if limited, and open doors boost morale, they say.
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Among the staff that remain, morale has fallen significantly, according to government surveys obtained by Reveal.
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The impact that had on the morale of the current and future public workforce was devastating.
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However, in a morale-boosting win, the party gained victory in three state elections last December.
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She retired in November after what she described as months of low morale at the agency.
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Money woes, the studies also found, are a significant source of morale problems among service members.
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Healthcare workers in Iran have been posting videos of themselves dancing in hospitals to boost morale.
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Perius said she saw videos flooding social media of Italian neighbors singing together to boost morale.
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U.S.O. tours are meant to boost morale among American troops abroad and typically include celebrity entertainment.
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It has lifted the morale of fighters in affiliates as far away as Libya and Nigeria.
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"We needed to win this game just for the morale of the team," Murray told reporters.
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NH: And when we talk about the prospects of job cuts, we naturally think of morale.
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Between the lines: It's especially difficult for department morale that many problems come from the top.
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"It's not going to be great for morale," one White House official said about his leaving.
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" Asked on People Now about the situation affecting her morale and confidence, Julianne said, "I'm good.
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Employers are extremely unwilling to cut wages, largely because they fear the effects on worker morale.
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But they can make a big difference in your mental health and morale during an emergency.
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On February 20163, 2019, Barr took over a Justice Department plagued by dissension and low morale.
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One of the most important responsibilities of leaders is building and maintaining morale in the workplace.
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Meanwhile, morale has plummeted as special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation appears to be heating up.
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They also shared that morale is sinking as word spreads that successful asylum claims are unlikely.
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The government has also arrested several opposition figures and journalists, charging some with attacking army morale.
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Pekoske said during his confirmation hearing that he hopes to improve employee morale as TSA chief.
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Elsewhere, investor morale across the euro zone slipped amid expectations the bloc's economy may have peaked.
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The leaders explained how Trump wading in could impact morale among troops, said the three officials.
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Morale at the department, particularly among career officials, has been an issue under the Trump administration.
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The allegations were later discredited and convictions overturned, but the actions damaged morale and fuelled resentment.
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The precinct is trying to improve morale under a new commanding officer, Deputy Inspector Brian Hennessy.
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"And gathering workers together for any reason, especially a shared event, is always great for morale. "
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For businesses, growing optimism about trading prospects contributed to a rise in morale, Lloyds Bank said.
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The reduced GOP morale and sky-high enthusiasm among Democrats, she said, plays in their favor.
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Attacks such as this not only diminish morale but show strongholds as vulnerable, Paton Walsh said.
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But it will be best for men – not to mention the economy, morale, overall happiness, etc.
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The ancient Greeks considered homosexuality to be a morale booster and a foundation for unit cohesion.
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Since introducing its leadership development program, the company reports less turnover, higher morale and better growth.
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Morale has suffered among the department's 115,000 employees amid accusations that its work has been politicized.
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Morale among employees has sunk to the lowest of any federal agency, according to government surveys.
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They were in a bad place morale-wise, although they had managed to escape to safety.
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The allegations were later discredited and convictions overturned, but the actions damaged morale and fueled resentment.
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What happened in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union was a collapse in morale.
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The survey research Osborn's team conducted on race, merit, and morale demonstrated that not only were black soldiers just as effective in combat, but that the proximity of black and white troops in combat situations improved race relations, instead of destroying morale, as had long been feared.
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Japanese policymakers fret that trade frictions could hurt business morale and discourage firms from ramping up spending.
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Obvious problems suggest obvious solutions, whereas low morale and lack of effort just breed confusion and frustration.
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His press conference and weekend rallies helped keep his loyal supporters happy and boosted his own morale.
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The comments came after data showed that German business morale fell by more than expected in November.
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It was an enormous morale boost for Hamilton, external validation for the hard work he'd put in.
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"We are trying to keep our determination and morale strong despite this environment of isolation," he said.
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For many decades, sporting success on the global stage and the country's morale has been tightly interwoven.
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The glammed-up women also visit sick and wounded veterans, boosting morale one smile at a time.
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Opponents argued the measure could cost billions of dollars and would undermine the morale of salaried employees.
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If anything, stories over the past few days have shown that firing Comey has damaged FBI morale.
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Yahoo declined to comment on employee morale but said that turnover is normal at Silicon Valley companies.
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As a consequence, the United States paid a price in spiritual loss, political legerdemain and military morale.
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" Allardyce went on to say, "Sometimes doing something beyond the norm can be very good for morale.
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Chiang later confirmed they had successfully landed on Taiping Island and boosted the morale for stationed troops.
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Yet despite the magazine's staffing and morale issues, the weekly is in good financial health these days.
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After that, mediocre performance would corrode morale and upset external shareholders, who own 90% of the bank.
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Through Instagram, when I started to share my experience, positive comments helped boost my morale in general.
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Within that context, Google's new feature comes across as another tech giant's attempt to improve internet morale.
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German business morale also deteriorated more than expected in May, the Ifo institute survey indicated on Thursday.
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His company's reputation has faltered; growth on the main platform has slowed, and employee morale has dropped.
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However, the morale system does tie into the other half of BattleTech: The mercenary company management sim.
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The EU-wide bonus cap saw an impact not just on employee morale but also on hiring.
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Some of these, like in the stick insect, are not particularly nice but nature has no morale.
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For Townsend these forays are part boosting troop morale, part tactical planning and conferring with Iraqi commanders.
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The Ifo institute will publish its closely watched indicator on German business morale for December next Tuesday.
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In 2016, the New York Times detailed Yahoo employees' low morale and lack of faith in Mayer.
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They're looking at the share price, probably with their head in their hands and morale is low.
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S. trade talks helped maintain morale despite a few earnings disappointments such as HSBC's and BHP Group's.
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The euro rose despite a weak German IFO survey showing German business morale deteriorated sharply in August.
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Morale was low as employees saw the ouster of Kalanick, the co-founder and company's primary evangelist.
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The cuts will also threaten the job security of our nation's civil servants and worsen their morale.
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And-- but I would not name the ones that have major problems just from a morale standpoint.
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The visit "greatly boosted" the morale of the troops on the front lines, according to the report.
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Insider attacks have plagued both Afghan and international military forces in the country, undermining trust and morale.
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In a betrayal of loyalty signaling poor morale, a massive dump of Snapchat's usage stats has leaked.
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That's not good for their morale, and it could potentially harm US national security in the future.
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Its affiliates and its 8,000 full-time staff transmit the party line and organise morale-raising shindigs.
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The cuts could further hamper morale at the startup following a tough first half of the year.
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" The department said it would help "promote officer safety, officer morale, and public respect for their work.
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One sailor hinted that morale could affect the Shiloh's role in the US' entire missile defense architecture.
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Loosening restrictions at Uber could boost employee morale and make the company more attractive to prospective talent.
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While some of those departures were attributed to planned retirements, others have reportedly left amid dwindling morale.
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"It was one of the toughest morale problems, so many engineers quit over the parachutes," Musk said.
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"Winning" the popularity contest by garnering the most likes is only a short-term boost to morale.
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Should Mr. Bramnick lose, it will damage more than just the morale of a struggling state party.
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Business Insider spoke with six Lowe's employees from different parts of the US about morale within stores.
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However, good leaders don't show favoritism because they know to do so leads to bad employee morale.
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In certain instances, two agencies dealing with similar subjects nevertheless reported starkly different morale trends among workers.
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This hurt short-term profits but may have been worth it to sustain morale and retain talent.
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We believe these changes will increase security and will lead to an improved workforce with better morale.
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For the 2018 midterms, Trump made about 70 campaign stops to help boost morale for Republican candidates.
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And that's exactly what I can see also in the morale of the people and that globally.
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And I'll tell you-- that will pay very positively on the resilience and morale of the company.
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Now, Steve struggles to create a consistent business model and morale is at an all-time low.
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Relatives are trying to keep their morale up as the hours of uncertainty and waiting tick by.
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" The Serbian coach, Aleksandar Djordjevic, said that from the second quarter on, "Our morale was going down.
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The elections board has been under stress for years, plagued by high turnover and low employee morale.
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Michigan ended a two-game slide with a morale-boosting 91-85 win against Nebraska on Sunday.
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Elsewhere, morale among Italian businesses rose after a new government was formed after months of political stalemate.
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He vowed to raise morale at an agency that lawmakers say has been beset by internal politics.
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But when we did that, our morale was sort of affected by the creation of the record.
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With her high energy and magnetic smile, she has become a kind of morale coach for Howe.
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While being social can help boost morale and happiness on the job, you need to set boundaries.
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The final "ghost box" session has yielded little in the way of responses, and morale is flagging.
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He said "decades of blockades on our European path" had led to diminished spiritual and political morale.
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Of course, the best actually work the company itself, improving products, worker morale, and relations with customers.
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And if the Pelicans and Rockets keep losing, Davis's and Harden's production may drop with their morale.
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"The commotion around the investigation is morale-crushing to everybody," said one source familiar with the situation.
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"Crushing the economy, jobs and morale is also a health issue - and beyond," Blankfein tweeted on Tuesday.
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But there's little sign that these moves have changed the culture or improved morale among Yahoo's programmers.
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It hadn't won a championship since 1955, and morale was abysmal, hence its nickname, the Dead Wings.
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Investor morale in Germany dropped to -0.7, entering negative territory for the first time since March 2010.
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" She added, "Speculating about what a person makes can lead to a competitiveness that fuels poor morale.
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Agency staff said they believed the Trump administration was purposely draining the E.P.A. of expertise and morale.
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None of the bad publicity is lost on Facebook employees, as it appears to be affecting morale.
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A steady flow of supplies and food donations from passers-by and local aid groups boosted morale.
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Ford charges him with restoring morale at the C.I.A., which was accused of abusing power under Nixon.
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Helmand policeman Baz Gul said the air strikes had "changed the picture completely" and morale was high.
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Keep fighting, stay steady, keep morale high — and public protests are good for all of these things.
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Most young reporters ignore Shabab's threats but every time a journalist is assassinated it shatters their morale.
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In a congressional hearing, Mr. Comey called Mr. Trump's characterization of morale at the F.B.I. a lie.
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The department tried to popularize the nickname in the 1980s to fight low morale among its workers.
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He said the rift could tarnish the credibility of intelligence analysis and hurt morale at C.I.A. headquarters.
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Did hockey leagues divert precious resources — namely, young men — from duty, or were they vital to morale?
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Rising Germany business morale in November did not help the euro, which traded 0.1% lower at $1.1014.
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During this visit, he delivered his morale-boosting "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech on June 103, 1963.
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Rudeness affects your spirit, your morale, your connection to your job and your effectiveness in that job.
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"I was told that my process of being totally, radically truthful was hurting people's morale," he says.
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"The morale is terrible," Anthony Scaramucci, the short-lived former communications director, said Thursday morning on CNN.
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The number of families and children arriving and entering US custody overwhelmed resources and strained agency morale.
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On Monday, Ifo's monthly business climate index showed morale among German firms fell only slightly in July.
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Having such a nice place, Ms. Kim said, means a morale boost for her and her team.
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Among the issues raised in the report was the potential for transgender individuals to disrupt unit morale.
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The Southwest border security team needs more resources, not false efforts that harm morale and the economy.
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This would certainly bolster the credibility of the Games and the morale of athletes who compete cleanly.
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Pompeo has sought to repair morale, vowing to bring the "swagger" back to America's oldest Cabinet agency.
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It can give employee's clarity, increase productivity and morale and help to avoid any tension or confusion.
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Among the issues raised in the report was the potential of such individuals to disrupt unit morale.
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Thirty-three percent believe a possible ban would have "no impact" on the morale among the officers.
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My sinking morale sapped my enthusiasm for my work, which in turn could precipitate Bill's next attack.
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The department has been troubled by low morale and overlapping or conflicting missions among its various agencies.
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Mulvaney has in the past been critical of Kelly's approach to the job, saying it hurt morale.
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They are also likely to exacerbate the problems of low morale and internal turmoil currently plaguing DOJ.
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Several employees have told the Business Journal that morale at CSX is at an all-time low.
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Suicide bombs and IED strikes were common, and morale among the Afghan National Security Forces was low.
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And his experience with military command may not be enough to fix the department's consistently low morale.
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Now that American had emerged from bankruptcy and was profitable again, that created an obvious morale problem.
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"It's not going to be great for morale," a White House official told The Journal about McEntee's firing.
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Either because they can't get large new rounds or because they'll come at discounts that erode employee morale.
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Morale among employees at the company has sunk and there is plenty of churn in the work force.
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The accounts detail weakening morale as paychecks have failed to arrive and investigations have been put on hold.
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The company also wants to hide the names of other employees it investigated in order to protect morale.
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What was supposed to be your moment of triumph can quickly turn into a catastrophe for team morale.
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A DHS official said, "The departure is a terrible loss for the morale and reputation" of the department.
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But if the deal is confirmed, Airbus may paint it as a morale boost amid the new tariffs.
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Jared, to help boost morale, gets a Bangladeshi click farm outfit to create fake users for Pied Piper.
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Additionally, she cited a negative ripple effect on morale when employees are glued to their desks all day.
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Germany's DAX shrugged off a business survey showing German business morale deteriorated in April, to rise 0.8 percent.
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But now she faces increasingly stiff headwinds herself, and is coping with low morale and a brain drain.
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But euro zone consumer morale dropped unexpectedly in June, according to separate flash data from the European Commission.
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The letter field organizers have reportedly drafted also makes reference to the effect of their salaries on morale.
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Such a pop, though it can be positive for a company's morale, does not ensure long-term success.
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He said he thinks low pay is terrible for the force's morale, and high turnover doesn't help either.
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If a positive office interior helps, it makes sense that a nice outdoor environment should boost morale too.
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Even with the morale and logistical boost $100 million can bring, it's quite possible E.T. may not exist.
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But as Politico points out, the sub-agency has the lowest morale of all government workers right now.
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As a whole, morale has been down, but Chicagoland gave them the shot in the arm they needed.
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While such turnover is rarely good for morale or the crafting of coherent policy, a bigger problem lurks.
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He said he cut costs by roughly $2 billion, but did so without the sacrifice of employee morale.
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With morale low, Americans may, unfortunately, be feeling more dread than hope as they look forward to 2018.
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The Syrian military, its morale running high, is planning the next phase of its offensive in northern Syria.
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Clearly, Enoch and others know what an effective motivator pizza is, and how well it keeps up morale.
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The American response sought to enlighten and entertain, motivate and bolster morale, including Capra's "Why We Fight" series.
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There are real threats elsewhere, yet we find ourselves in a morale-sucking, growth-slowing series of skirmishes.
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Because I don't think it's a secret that morale at your firm was fairly low at some point.
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In an act of almost unwitting morale-boosting, an eight-year-old Richie transformed himself into a showman.
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The retail data comes after a survey published last week showed German consumer morale fell heading into July.
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Building the morale of the DHS professional workforce should be a high priority of the incoming leadership team.
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Morale at the company is, no surprise, low, and its external image — already problematic — has been badly tarnished.
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That's an important attribute for morale when faced with the end of the world as we know it.
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But what about things like morale our reputation or social responsibility, or a relationship with a co-worker?
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To continue improving morale (and earnings) Lyft says it'll be rolling out new features for drivers each month.
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Frosch's was among the more critical, saying that employee morale was low due to layoffs and changing priorities.
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"This was a real hit in terms of morale," said the employee who asked not to be identified.
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Although most firms turn a blind eye, others actually encourage participation as morale-boosting or camaraderie-building occasions.
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Having a boss who shows up part-time affects morale at Twitter's San Francisco headquarters, say people there.
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Test cricketers often complain that tinkering can destroy dressing-room morale, with players constantly afraid of being dropped.
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One of the reasons for the spike in shootings and murders is the low morale of CPD officers.
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A survey published earlier on Wednesday showed consumer morale in August recovered some of its post-Brexit slump.
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The latest showed British consumer morale in August recovered somewhat from the slump that followed the Brexit vote.
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The move comes after TSA's battles with low worker morale that contributed to screening officers leaving the agency.
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Morale is low for all young people, but it is the people who are responsible for all this.
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Depriving prisoners of decent food harms both individual and group morale—and has been known to cause riots.
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The company, now commonly known as Goodyear, was burdened with billions in debt, and employee morale was sinking.
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Murray said he felt the Cardinals picking up their first win of the season was good for "morale."
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News reports frequently indicate dwindling morale at the agency, driven by a partial hiring freeze and staffing cuts.
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"Many players played and played well which is good for morale," Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh told reporters.
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Something more profound, or at least more relevant: the problems of management and morale in the modern office.
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Morale is reportedly low; they are having trouble hiring good people to flesh out a national campaign. 12.
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Among their kind acts have been countless letters written in support of Noura, to keep her morale up.
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At each agency Mr. Bratton led, he began by surveying officers' morale, with the goal of increasing it.
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Like any organization, layoffs and attritions have the potential to destroy employee morale and hamper mission-critical work.
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It hit hard and it had a huge negative impact on each and every one of their morale.
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The new terrifying mascot hasn't consumed any children's souls, and that can't be discounted in boosting team morale.
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Non-payment of wages is commonplace, leading to low morale and threatening the fight against Islamist insurgents. reut.
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Union leaders said the episode had hurt morale among workers, who had been working under an expired contract.
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People were dying left and right of scurvy and whatnot, and to boost morale he starts this club.
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The F.B.I. has seen a loss of leadership, an erosion of morale and an increase in congressional scrutiny.
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Any harsh steps will demoralize them, derail the system ... It's our bounden duty to keep their morale high.
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Dan Prager, an economist who studies farm income, left the agency last month after months of sinking morale.
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Raises would improve how educators show up to school in terms of energy, time, cognitive space and morale.
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In fact, the Ravens' dominant ground game has seemed to lift the morale of the entire Baltimore roster.
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The victory was a morale booster for Sarachan's side, whose starting lineup averaged just 11.2 caps per player.
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The second bucket consists of perception problems — external P.R. crises, dwindling user satisfaction numbers and low employee morale.
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A big part of that now appears focused on bolstering employee morale, which reports have suggested is falling.
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Culture leads to high morale when it is intentionally shaped and bought into and lived by all employees.
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The chaos crushed morale in the U.S. attorney's office, according to eight current and former Justice Department employees.
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Congress needs to repair the damage Trump has caused to the effectiveness and morale of the Foreign Service.
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In fact, Uber execs think allowing some employees to do so might help boost morale inside the company.
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The potential impact of income inequality on employee engagement and morale may well have an impact on productivity.
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Positivity, a community feeling, and a high office morale will lead to an increase in everyone's hard work.
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RAYMOND DALIO: I was told that my process of being, like, totally radically truthful was hurting people's morale.
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This affects morale and recruitment; their NATO co-operation troops have to work hard to keep them going.
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The euro was unchanged at $1.0725, little-moved by a surprised fall in German business morale this month.
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Those reports were important for morale because this way the staff knew the show producers valued their work.
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A reports argues such a move would undercut the morale and effectiveness of DHS (The New York Times).
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"It can have an even worse impact on company morale if people already know it's a total joke."
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And those days were incredibly disheartening, and very unnerving for my sense of productivity, for my professional morale.
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"Teacher morale gets worse every year," said Troxell, who also drives a school bus before and after school.
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Officials said the visit was purely intended to boost morale and not related to the detention facility's operations.
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Games maintained soldiers' morale during the Long March, when Mao Zedong led the Red Army on a retreat.
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Reports of low morale among career officials have plagued the State Department under the Trump administration for months.
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The short-term successes help keep his morale up and encourage him to pursue his long-term goals.
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That is an especially beneficial attribute when it comes to boosting morale and encouraging others to work harder.
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" Research from Deloitte discovered that "creating a culture of volunteerism may boost morale, workplace atmosphere and brand perception.
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After all, the two little words "thank you" and "well done" have a huge impact on staff morale.
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Several opposition leaders have also been held during the protests, and charged with contributing to damaging army morale.
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Lastly, all the talk about staff cuts, and budget cuts surely must be having an impact on morale.
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More than 700 employees have left the Environmental Protection Agency since President Trump took office, amid plummeting morale.
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Ruling the galaxy ain't easy, especially when you're trying to keep morale high and a solid Glassdoor rating.
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When you have people meant to provide security being paid so poorly, it leads to really low morale.
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The report also showed that private screeners processed an average of 65% more passengers per employee, thanks in large part to higher employee retention rates and better morale — in stark contrast with the TSA, which has, for years, been dogged by complaints of low morale and a culture of complacency.
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Low morale Multiple sources have told CNN morale inside the State Department is at the lowest level in years, largely because of the perceived talent flight and an insular and distrustful approach from Tillerson and his team that's being interpreted by longtime employees as evidence their input is not valued.
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We put in a lot of effort to maintain our individual relationships with each other and our crew morale.
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The euro, meanwhile, fell 0.1 percent to $1.2365, after a monthly survey showed morale among German investors was deteriorating.
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In the workplace, studies have shown that harmless gossiping with one's colleagues can build group cohesiveness and boost morale.
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A move to cut staff just ahead of end-of-year holidays also hurt morale, two former workers said.
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That cannot be the proper analysis because Comey has many other administrative responsibilities, including maintaining morale inside the office.
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"Given the impact this has on staff morale, the cost of investment was minimal," said technical director Hubert Genet.
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PMI compiler IHS Markit linked the rise in morale among construction companies to upcoming major transport and energy projects.
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Kanwaljit Singh ably portrays his part of a grieving father determined to keep the morale of his family high.
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The op-ed, which was published in October, said Trump was leading to low morale within the Republican Party.
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Morale is also a problem at the agency, reports the House Oversight Committee, which is investigating allegations of misconduct.
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He has worked to improve employees' morale and put in place processes for better handling of complaints about discrimination.
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Soni said Tesco was under intense pressure at the time from competing retailers, especially discounters, and morale was low.
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Yet corporate team-building event is experiencing a crisis of confidence — an ironic twist for a workplace morale booster.
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"Relief, unfortunately, is not the same as a rebound," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said of the stabilisation in morale.
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Business morale in Germany -- Europe's biggest economy -- also deteriorated more than expected in May, the Ifo institute survey indicated.
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The increased violence, Mr. Escalante said at a news conference on Wednesday, has taken a toll on officers' morale.
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"It raises the morale," Kevin Jason Hipolito, who identified himself as a Democrat, told reporters at the convention center.
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Investing early in HR will come back to you tenfold through employee retention, team morale and an enviable culture.
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The maintenance of operational agility, succession planning and employee morale are just some of the main considerations at play.
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But it also could affect workers' health, safety, and morale, and accelerate the rate at which employees are replaced.
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"The morale and the confidence of this team is not going anywhere," All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony told reporters.
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That further sunk morale, leading to the exit of HQ Trivia's SVP of brand partnerships and its marketing manager.
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During the Cambridge Analytica scandal, I (and others) wrote that the immediate risk to Facebook was related to morale.
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Bush was credited with helping to restore morale after the CIA had undergone investigations into illegal and unauthorized activities.
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He said a high turnover rate goes beyond just morale, but can potentially have an impact on public safety.
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How have you kept morale up through the process of what Trump has publicly been stating in recent months?
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Some companies report that morale among contracted workers is low, because they do not feel part of a team.
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Japanese manufacturers' morale improved in May for the first time in seven months, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday.
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Surveys measuring French economic and business morale have hit multi-year highs since President Emmanuel Macron's election last year.
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Such basic assurances may not be enough to reverse flagging corporate morale and win back the enthusiasm of users.
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The government did its best to stop such practices without destroying morale, but the democracies remained committed to neutrality.
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Paying for gym classes may help morale, and it obeys a fundamental rule of medicine – first, do no harm.
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This was not offset by improvements in employee morale among those who were paid higher than the median salary.
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"Banks have been paying like this for years so don't think its affected morale in any way," Leung said.
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So, me sitting back there looking like an old fart in the backstage area, it's not good for morale.
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" Quinn will need all the morale it can get, as Caroline bluntly admits, "We have a lot of competitors.
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"The comments by POTUS are no surprise but can't be helpful to main DOJ morale," the administration official said.
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Team Trump had also said Comey had to go because morale was in the trash over at the FBI.
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Schiff argued that Trump is undermining morale within the intelligence community by raising questions about its loyalty and patriotism.
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This is easier said than done, as the agency has faced staffing difficulties and low morale in recent years.
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One official described the President's blasting of Sessions as only intensifying the already low morale inside the West Wing.
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We're told Scott felt the athletes would help boost morale ... and we're told he couldn't have been more right.
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Consumer morale deteriorated heading into April, a survey showed, suggesting that household spending might weaken in the second quarter.
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Dunford concluded by saying that waterboarding, torture, and targeting of civilians would damage the morale of American service members.
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Belly rubs were not mentioned, but hopefully they're thinking of ways to keep morale high for the sniffer dogs.
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The Afghan government, meanwhile, has been crippled by low morale, corruption, and unsustainable attrition rates among its security forces.
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Working with white people everyday and having to smile at the office just to keep the office morale going.
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In the workplace, studies have shown that harmless gossiping with one's colleagues can build group cohesiveness and boost morale.
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The Post added that Zinke's primary rationale for trying out the policy is to improve morale among Interior employees.
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Business morale in Germany — Europe's biggest economy — also deteriorated more than expected in May, the Ifo institute survey indicated.
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Tobacco companies stated that smoking was a way for troops to escape stressful circumstances and improve camaraderie and morale.
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Communication can raise efficiency by boosting morale, and by helping firms to retain workers and identify and fix problems.
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The euro, meanwhile, fell 0.05 percent to $1.2372, after a monthly survey showed morale among German investors was deteriorating.
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The department's silence hampered the morale that Pompeo had worked to build back up upon taking over for Tillerson.
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The costs for firms include legal and reputational risk, as well as poor staff morale and higher staff turnover.
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Many employees have exited the department, including the official responsible for overseeing the reorganization, amid signs of declining morale.
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Morale is particularly low among BDG's extensive part-time staff, who make up the majority of the writing team.
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"Not from just a patient's view, but also with the physicians and overall practice — a positive morale," Cecilio said.
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Tillerson was fired in March after a rocky tenure that resulted in depleted morale and staffing levels at State.
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While they looked strong through the first half, the collapse has to be a brutal blow to their morale.
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GERMANY: Data showing German business morale deteriorated in April has underlined fears that growth around the world is slowing.
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Democrats at the time accused the George W. Bush appointee of destroying agency morale and driving out career professionals.
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For years the company, which once had 2,000 employees, showed signs of improvement, with ample resources and high morale.
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Morale had been low on the marketing team for months, former employees say, leaving few surprised by the shakeup.
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Ms. Mitchell would accompany them on morale-boosting visits to hospitals and nursing homes, and to entertain troops abroad.
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I've testified before Congress repeatedly about CBP's staffing problems and explained how it sparks employee burnout and poor morale.
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A number of reports in recent weeks have claimed that morale among intelligence officials is declining over Trump's criticisms.
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Officials are concerned that Trump's hostile attitude toward the agency could undercut morale — with dire consequences for national security.
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And the transition-during-combat will likely lead to increased losses, hurting morale and straining an already undermanned cadre.
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That's why Instagram's co-founder and CTO Mike Krieger says his company uses a unique exercise to boost morale.
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Sanders's win—his second of the night—is important for morale, but isn't decisive enough to really threaten Clinton.
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It drains power from their agencies and hammers morale among the public servants who devote their careers to government.
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He took over as United's chief executive in September, aiming to build morale after years of strained labor relations.
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Or I'd buy apple pies because the morale was so horrible, not just for them, but for us guards.
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Even worse, these conditions hurt morale and complicate efforts to attract new recruits and retain old hands, techs said.
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For months now, Mr. Trump has been attacking the F.B.I., ridiculing its officials and damaging morale at the bureau.
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Some of the lawyers interviewed also said that departures of respected leaders and longtime career lawyers has weakened morale.
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The Murphys and the Fitzgeralds did what they could to keep up the morale at the Hemingway-Pfeiffer homestead.
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And countless CEOs would chart their own course, keeping their offices and factories dark to protect workers and morale.
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So it may be that there isn't a widespread morale problem across the government — we just don't know yet.
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It has been used and rejected by major companies that have found it ineffective and detrimental to employee morale.
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This colleague is a pain to be around, doesn't do her job very well and lowers the general morale.
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As in, get a new job, one where blatant preferential treatment combined with endemic P.T.O. stinginess isn't ruining morale.
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The president also said that he planned to make an appearance that week at F.B.I. Headquarters to bolster morale.
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Little wonder that the mission and the morale of those charged with achieving it are both being seriously questioned.
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In one economic bright spot, a survey showed German business morale improved unexpectedly in March after six consecutive drops.
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The two veteran security chiefs will bring some morale to the weary forces and direction to the Afghan defense.
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"It's a big blow to the morale of the organization, because Salvy's our energy-giver out there," Moore said.
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But Twitter does have other tools to boost the morale of workers whose stock has become much less valuable.
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There's serious understaffing and low morale, which he responded to by instituting a take-your-dog-to-work program.
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By contrast, Mr. Mulvaney tells people that he loves the job, an attitude that allies said has improved morale.
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Some are pre-arranged flash mobs, some are spontaneous, but all are warm and heartening and good for morale.
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If he was gone and we were to lose games, that would kind of destroy the morale of students.
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Or they can visit the store; employees' starting salaries were raised in an effort to bolster retention and morale.
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If either is the case, seeking out feedback from your boss is a way to end this morale killer.
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I take the point that you must keep the morale high in a crisis, just as in a battle.
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A word about "culture" versus morale: Culture is a series of shared attitudes, values and beliefs manifested in behavior.
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Even if Ossoff does not ultimately win, his strong showing seems to be adding to rising Democratic morale nationwide.
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Meanwhile, they are also looking out for each other, keeping their spirits and morale high during these stressful times.
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Mr. Corneal says the team still has a lot of work to do, but the win would lift morale.
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Morale in the West Wing plummeted, aides said, and Mr. Kelly lost the trust of much of his staff.
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A potentially morale-boosting touchdown became a 25-yard field goal instead, by the Giants' rookie kicker Aldrick Rosas.
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Cooper's narrow victory last year might have boosted Democratic morale, but it didn't fundamentally alter the balance of power.
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There's a fine line — or maybe not even so fine a line — between boosting morale and monopolizing the spotlight.
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More than a quarter of employers who have experienced negative press said it has impacted morale, turnover and sales.
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"To get a win here (today) does a lot for the psyche and morale of the ballclub," Bochy said.
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James, menwhile, said the ban would "harm both the military and the broader public interest," as well as morale.
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And if they could get through to Foggy Bottom on the phone, they'd likely find morale at rock bottom.
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Morale at the White House has dropped to new lows, and Trump himself has seethed at the negative headlines.
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Christoph Huber, commander of the German battalion that recently took up station here, that morale could not be higher.
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Calhoun is tasked with cleaning up Boeing's culture, improving employee morale and repairing damaged relationships with regulators and airlines.
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Games maintained soldiers' morale during the Long March, when Mao Zedong led the Red Army on a yearlong retreat.
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Then again, he said, it would be "a blow to the enemy's morale" if al-Baghdadi were confirmed dead.
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The Afghan National Defense and Security Forces, the government and the people they represent have high morale right now.
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While morale in the West Wing is low, both Trump and Kelly believe the current tension will blow over.
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The situation bruised employee morale, according to leaked Slack logs and interviews The Verge conducted with 14 former workers.
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Transparency International said this had left the military "without vital equipment, insufficiently trained, low in morale and under-resourced".
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The "redesign," as he called it, weighed down morale at the agency and drew criticism from members of congress.
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The department has struggled with low morale and byzantine hiring practices that take months, even for low-level employees.
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German consumer morale has worsened, a survey showed on Friday, raising fears for consumer spending in Europe's largest economy.
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Sticking to the same person or group of people in the office can seem exclusionary and hurt office morale.
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"The morale effect is very real when someone doesn't show up for the first day of work," said McDonald.
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The departures reflect poor morale at the E.P.A., which Republicans have criticized as bloated and guilty of regulatory overreach.
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And here's a warning for any would-be champion: To win, you must overcome the morale-sapping Wimbledon groan.
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According to a story published Tuesday by Bloomberg, morale at the 60 Wall Street office has reached catastrophic depths.
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This makes them the perfect target for attacks on civilians aimed at starving the population and breaking their morale.
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With it, the morale, the life expectancy, the propensity to alcoholism, to domestic violence, and to complete social breakdown.
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Morale at a 'real low' "It's no secret that morale and direction at the State Department is at a real low and it has been throughout most of Secretary Tillerson's tenure," said Jeff Rathke, a former Foreign Service officer who's now a deputy director at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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A fall in German investor morale to the lowest level since November 2012 and a firmer dollar also knocked sentiment.
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For a sense of the high stakes for Ms. Mayer, we recommend reading this portrait of employee morale at Yahoo.
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A separate survey of financial officers last week showed business morale has recovered completely its plunge after the Brexit vote.
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Morale is being depressed by weaker demand for German goods and services in China, the euro zone and emerging markets.
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The strategic overhaul and the uncertainty about jobs have dented the morale among Deutsche staff, Cryan admitted earlier this year.
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"The success we've had in the last quarter or two has boosted morale and confidence of the team," he said.
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Broken in morale by what he claimed was partiality on the part of the referee, Sharkey heard himself counted out.
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Giulio Douhet, an Italian general, had argued in 1921 that bombing distant civilian settlements could swiftly ruin a country's morale.
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One security expert close to Damascus described low morale on the government side because hard-won territory had been lost.
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Even if a particular employee is positive and energetic, it is draining to be surrounded by people with low morale.
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"The salary hike will raise the morale of the civil servants and make them deliver effective public service," he said.
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A little bit of face time with the regional and functional bureaus will go a long way in raising morale.
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The House of Representatives recently held a hearing concerning continued poor workforce morale at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Ryan added that while "not everyone agrees on everything," the increased communication, he said, has improved morale in the chamber.
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Tillerson defended the department when he was recently asked about morale problems and concerns that the agency was being weakened.
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