The cover pool has significant exposure to French public sector assets (about 78% of the cover pool), in the form of public sector loans, guaranteed public sector loans, public sector bonds and guaranteed public sector bonds.
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Outlook Stable The following six public sector covered bond programmes have been affirmed at 'AAA' /Stable: -Aareal Bank AG's (ARB, BBB+/Stable/F2) public sector Pfandbriefe -Bayerische Landesbank AG's (BLB, A-/Stable/F2) public sector Pfandbriefe -Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg's (LBBW, A-/Stable/F1+) public sector Pfandbriefe -Landesbank Hessen-Thueringen Girozentrale's (LBH, A+/Stable/F1+) public sector Pfandbriefe -Unicredit Bank AG`s (HVB, A-/Negative/F2) public sector Pfandbriefe -Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale's (NLB, A-/Stable/F1) public sector Pfandbriefe.
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It's an enterprise product, sourcing public sector information mainly for public sector customers.
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The downgrade of CBK's public sector Pfandbriefe follows an updated full analysis of CBK's public sector cover pool after the integration of Hypothekenbank Frankfurt's (HF) cover assets and outstanding public sector Pfandbriefe into CBK's public sector programme in May 2016.
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His freeze on public-sector pay is, predictably, opposed by 80% of public-sector workers.
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It updates its public-sector balance-sheet every month, allowing for a timely assessment of public-sector net worth.
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Fitch uses its public-sector entities rating criteria and views the company as a credit-linked public sector entity.
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The governor cheered the Supreme Court's decision against public-sector unions in June, calling public-sector unions inherently political.
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It noted a slowdown in finance and the public sector hiring after the Brexit vote and public sector reforms.
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Therefore, Fitch classifies REC as a credit-linked public-sector entity according to the agency's Public-Sector Entity Rating Criteria.
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Therefore, Fitch classifies PFC as a credit-linked public-sector entity according to the agency's Public-Sector Entity Rating Criteria.
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Public sector unions Another big case that remains on the docket concerns the financial future and stability of public sector unions.
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BLB Public Sector Pfandbriefe BLB's public sector covered bonds are rated 'AAA', six notches above the bank's Long-Term IDR of 'A-'.
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LBBW Public Sector Pfandbriefe LBBW's public sector covered bonds are rated 'AAA', six notches above the bank's Long-Term IDR of 'A-'.
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NLB Public Sector Pfandbriefe NLB's public sector covered bonds are rated 'AAA', six notches above the bank's Long-Term IDR of 'A-'.
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HVB Public Sector Pfandbriefe HVB's public sector covered bonds are rated 'AAA', six notches above the bank's Long-Term IDR of 'A-'.
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Public-sector bosses enjoy a combination of private-sector pay and public-sector perks, from grace-and-favour flats to guaranteed gongs.
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The Nifty private bank index, public sector bank index, and the public sector enterprise index we top gainers, rising 1% to 1.3%.
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In the public sector, the government has approved a 25 percent hike of all public sector wages that will cover the bigger tax burden.
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Banks favour public sector employees because employment stability in the public sector is high and states have, until now, paid employees and pensioners promptly.
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The following public sector covered bond programmes have been downgraded: -Berlin Hyp's (BHB, A+/Stable/F1+) public sector Pfandbriefe rating downgraded to 'AA' from 'AA+'.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS ARB Public Sector Pfandbriefe ARB's public sector covered bonds are rated 'AAA', seven notches above the bank's Long-Term IDR of 'BBB+'.
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Ostensibly concerned with protecting the free speech rights of public sector workers, Friedrichs's outcome will in reality decide the viability of public sector unions in the future.
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AFSCME case, the Supreme Court decided that fees charged by public-sector unions were unconstitutional, effectively making the public sector "right-to-work" in all 2202 states.
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The affirmation follows Fitch's assessment of Aareal's public sector Pfandbriefe programme after the transfer of Westdeutsche Immobilienbank's (WI) cover assets and outstanding public sector Pfandbriefe to Aareal.
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"We have tripled our public sector sales force this year, just as an example, because of the demand we see from our public sector customers," Kurian said.
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The figures were higher for more medically important drugs: 17.4 percent had a direct public-sector patent, while 64.5 percent had at least an indirect public-sector influence.
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First, reform must clearly separate the public sector and private sector roles in the mortgage market, with the public sector shrinking back to levels before the crisis over time.
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Public sector workers are angry with plans to cut the public sector headcount by 120,000 by 2022, including via voluntary redundancies, and oppose the introduction of merit-based pay.
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Paulus was most recently head of public sector for JP Morgan in Hong Kong where he was responsible for creating the bank's public sector group across the Asia Pacific region.
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The government's new fiscal objectives are for cyclically-adjusted public sector net borrowing to be under 103% of GDP, and for public sector indebtedness to be falling, by FY20/21.
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One year after the referendum, Cameron froze public sector salaries and slashed some 100,000 public sector jobs—bringing the civil service to its smallest size since the Second World War.
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Public sector net debt totaled 80.4% of GDP in October, excluding public-sector banks, or 72.2% once the effect of a temporary Bank of England lending scheme was stripped out too.
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Globalization and automation didn't push public sector workers into other public sector jobs that are less likely to be unionized, unlike the way they pushed private sector workers in that direction.
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Women make up 60 percent of public-sector jobs, and black women make up more than 20 percent of the public-sector workforce, compared to less than 13 percent for white men.
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While public-sector lender Helaba did not hand in a formal offer for NordLB last week, talks between NordLB and Helaba stakeholders continue on whether a public-sector solution can be found.
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The ONS said public-sector net debt totaled 80.8% of GDP in December, excluding public-sector banks, or 73.0% once the effect of a temporary Bank of England lending scheme was stripped out.
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Some 110,000 people have been fired from public sector jobs.
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The newest EU member country's public sector is also affected.
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Government critics say the public sector is rife with corruption.
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Around 40% of such funding comes from the public sector.
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Fund managers said demand for public sector companies remained poor.
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He is now a Principal with Grant Thornton Public Sector.
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Curbing public sector unions is limited to a few states.
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Sheltered from these pressures, however, the public sector has languished.
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These falling yields have nudged public sector into lengthier maturities.
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In the public sector, few unskilled workers would qualify, either.
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Public sector work long offered a stable, middle class life.
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In many countries, these would accrue to the public sector.
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The public sector might also play a more direct role.
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Longer term, public sector investment in flood prevention is essential.
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Public sector jobs fell every year from 2009 to 2011.
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Public pensions are an investment in the public sector workforce.
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Today, unions represent a third of all public sector workers.
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Immuta also services public sector clients including the U.S. Government.
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Good public sector leaders do not need to be innovative.
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The clauses deal with the processing of public sector data.
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They may even need another infusion from the public sector.
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Many of the laws apply only to the public sector.
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In the public sector, many pension plans are dangerously underfunded.
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These are big exposures, even for large public sector institutions.
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For that matter, Puerto Rico's public sector is hopelessly bloated.
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But facial recognition in the public sector is more contested.
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This is an appropriate, fundamental role for the public sector.
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King's bill, there remains considerable pressure on public sector unions.
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Congress deliberately excluded from the NLRA's coverage public sector employers.
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As all that happened, public sector unionization actually got stronger.
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BERLIN, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Talks between ailing German public sector bank NordLB and fellow public-sector lender Helaba about a possible merger have ended, Germany daily Boersen-Zeitung reported on Thursday, citing no sources.
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LONDON, Jan 27 (IFR) - Ulrik Ross, HSBC's global head of public sector and sustainable debt, and Luc Oram, a director in the bank's public sector debt business, are leaving the bank, according to multiple sources.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's government offered to raise public sector wages by 76% on Friday, an umbrella group for public sector unions said, in a bid to tackle widespread anger over the state of the economy.
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Tuesday's figures showed that public sector net debt totalled 80.3% of GDP in September, excluding public-sector banks, or 72.2% once the effect of a temporary Bank of England lending scheme was stripped out too.
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Friday's figures showed that public sector net debt totalled 83.1% of GDP in June, excluding public-sector banks, or 74.8% once the effect of a temporary Bank of England lending scheme was stripped out too.
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Friday's figures showed that public sector net debt totaled 83.1% of GDP in June, excluding public-sector banks, or 74.8% once the effect of a temporary Bank of England lending scheme was stripped out too.
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"By acquiring Optevia, IBM will be able to provide Public Sector clients and prospects with a range of unique, industry focused CRM based solutions," said Joanna Davinson, IBM Public Sector Leader – Europe, in a statement.
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"I work in the public sector and I think I can feel safe about my job, because the previous government has already cut positions in the public sector," Nikitopoulos, who teaches physical education, told CNBC.
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The teachers went on strike saying that the government regulations defining the complexity of the jobs in the public sector are such that the teachers' salaries have for years lagged behind other public sector roles.
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Their spouses and near relatives were also offered public sector jobs.
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Public-sector pension funds hold several seats on the miner's board.
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That same drive for big data applies to the public sector.
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The pay premium typically enjoyed by public-sector workers has diminished.
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Public sector banks, on the other hand, are reporting minimal divergences.
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A web of public-sector industrial interests will resist disruption, too.
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Public sector banks fell on non-performing asset woes, Sharma said.
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The public sector union keeps prisons open to keep guards paid.
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Some say a diminished public sector is vital to economic growth.
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And over 100,000 people have been suspended from public-sector jobs.
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The public-sector wage bill almost doubled between 2010 and 2014.
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Not only is Tunisia's public sector big, it is poorly run.
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The public sector has laid off nearly 11,000 workers since December.
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Since the crisis, public-sector pay has grown faster than private.
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Trump, in essence, doesn't see public-sector jobs as real jobs.
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The last major public sector strike in France was in 1995.
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The EU limits public sector deficits to 3 percent of GDP.
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Public sector unions underwent similar attacks in Wisconsin, Ohio, and Michigan.
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Iraq's public sector employs over 40 percent of the country's working
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It supports students interning in the public sector over the summer.
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It seeks to leverage private investment with public sector technical assistance.
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"From a public sector perspective, that is supremely unorthodox," he said.
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But the law exempts land acquired for public-sector coal mining.
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Public-sector unions have been the last bastion of worker strength.
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Mr. Obama's background was in community organizing and the public sector.
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But you learn a lot about governance in the public sector.
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An additional 100,000 have been purged from their public-sector jobs.
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Infrastructure is poor and the economy relies on public-sector jobs.
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And while it involves public-sector forces it influences private investment.
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He mentions a program to create 4.4 million public-sector jobs.
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In the previous quarter public sector orders were down 4 percent.
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I have faith in the public sector and the medical system.
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Mark Janus, an Illinois public sector employee, is challenging the fees.
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Tom Ruff is the public sector vice president at Akamai Technologies.
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The public sector strike has hit the transport sector the hardest.
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Financial stocks lost ground, with public sector lenders taking the brunt.
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How do we resolve that tension here in the public sector?
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They still are something of a factor in the public sector.
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AFSCME, a case whose likely outcome will hobble public-sector unions.
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In an opinion that could have been written by FDR, who opposed public-sector unionization as incompatible with the "nature and purpose of the government," the court held that public-sector collective bargaining is inherently political — the very speech the Founding Founders sought to protect — and that forcing public-sector workers to subsidize it is a violation of free speech.
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Public sector net borrowing in June totalled 403 billion pounds, excluding public-sector banks, the Office for National Statistics said, up from 240 billion in June 22008 and above all economists' forecasts in a Reuters poll.
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Public sector net borrowing in June totaled 274.8 billion pounds, excluding public-sector banks, the Office for National Statistics said, up from 240 billion in June 22008 and above all economists' forecasts in a Reuters poll.
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Its new fiscal objectives are a reduction in public sector borrowing adjusted for the economic cycle to below 2% of GDP by FY21; and for the public sector debt/GDP ratio to be falling by FY21.
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Mitie, which is less dependent than its rivals on public sector work, said it was appointed to a framework for providers of commercial services to the public sector, leading it to win a high-profile contract.
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CBK Public Sector Pfandbriefe Prior to its withdrawal CBK public sector covered bonds' 'A+' rating was based on the bank's Long-Term IDR of 'BBB+', an IDR uplift of two notches and a one-notch recovery uplift.
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Take three examples: maintenance, management of state assets and public-sector accounting.
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The private sector needs to step up where the public sector can't?
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Public sector unions are the heart and soul of the Democratic Party.
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Of course, the public sector has different standards of security and privacy.
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The acquisition would also strengthen the company's access to the public sector.
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This appears true in public sector mental health and on college campuses.
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TI said the report showed pervasive public-sector corruption around the world.
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Moreover, a disproportionate share of the financing goes to the public sector.
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He joined a 21950 opinion seeking to defund many public-sector unions.
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They filed their brief supporting the public sector unions on Friday evening.
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The government is basically juggling the finances of its public-sector enterprises.
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Rolling out such a strategy across the public sector would be painful.
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Other developing countries get by with a far less populous public sector.
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Furthermore, they effectively replace good, salaried public sector jobs with contract work.
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Another serious problem is the tremendous underfunding of public-sector pension funds.
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Public sector controls a lot of factors, which go into manufacturing competitiveness.
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Diversified Businesses: HFI's public-sector business covers the management of citizen cards.
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Many Southern states have long limited collective bargaining by public-sector workers.
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To view a graphic on ECB's public sector purchase programme, click: reut.
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It was boosted by gains in both private and public sector investment.
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Kevin Curry is the senior vice president of Global Public Sector, Infor.
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The public sector pay scale law has been under discussion for years.
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It could create demand for public-sector employment to absorb surplus labour.
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And Mayans have been protected by their reliance on public-sector jobs.
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Last week the cabinet decided to reduce allowances for public sector employees.
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AFSCME, which essentially applied right-to-work standards to public sector unions.
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The Nifty public sector undertaking index was the top gainer, rising 3.28%.
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Nationwide, the public sector is the largest employer of African-American workers.
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Others were sidestepped, notably proposals for a temporary public sector wage cut.
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That's probably why it put a public sector vet at its helm.
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Make sure these public sector spending or new borrowings can be sustainable.
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The fall in public sector banks is expected to continue, said Ghosh.
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In the past, this was easily achieved by boosting public sector hiring.
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" Edwards's cynicism about the public sector was deeply shaped by the "D.
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AFSCME, which prohibits public sector unions from collecting fees from non-members.
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In South Africa, only two provinces offer it in the public sector.
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Olivier Vion has been appointed global head of DCM, public sector origination.
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In Janus, the public sector unions case, they've likely done it again.
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The remaining (disproportionately public-sector) unions are bastions of support for Democrats.
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The public sector is dabbling in private-sector brand strategy on Twitter.
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This is true for both the private sector and the public sector.
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In the public sector, Zapien worked as chief of staff to Sen.
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Banks involved include Caixa Geral de Depositos, Portugal's largest public sector bank.
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McKenna's clients include Koch Companies Public Sector, a division of Koch Industries.
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Typically, infrastructure investment, operations and maintenance are provided by the public sector.
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In one of them, Michigan, public-sector union membership declined by 34,000.
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A year later it would become the nation's largest public sector bankruptcy.
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In addition, the ECB's Public Sector Purchase Programme has distorted secondary curves.
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The case is brought by Mark Janus, an Illinois public sector employee.
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Hence, HanRui is classified as a public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Despite its potential, LCCA is not widely used by the public sector.
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Meanwhile, just over a third of public-sector workers are union members.
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In other words, though Friedrichs has been brought on behalf of teachers in the cause of free speech, its implications involve all public sector workers, and the matter at hand is really the weakening of public sector unions.
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BHB Public Sector Pfandbriefe Prior to its withdrawal BHB public sector covered bonds' 'AA' rating was based on the bank's Long-Term IDR of 'A+', an IDR uplift of one notch and a recovery uplift of one notch.
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Public sector net borrowing in September alone totalled 9.4 billion pounds, excluding public-sector banks, up from 22001 billion in September 202 and just below economists' average forecast of a 210.2 billion pound deficit in a Reuters poll.
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Another recommendation is for clarity over which ethical principles and guidance applies to public sector use of AI — with the committee noting there are three sets of principles that could apply to the public sector, which is generating confusion.
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Asked if he had market-share targets for private banks and public sector banks in India, Rai said no, adding that public sector banks are crucial for infrastructure and long-term project lending that most private banks don't provide.
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Public sector net borrowing, excluding public-sector banks, was the highest in five years for the month of October at 23.1 billion pounds, up from 280.4 billion in October 403 and above all economists' forecasts in a Reuters poll.
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Significant contingent liabilities for the sovereign continue to emanate from public sector banks.
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The city's department for public-sector entities closely monitors CMP's activity and risks.
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It also agreed to a public-sector wage and pension increase in 2017.
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Adubi previously worked on BNP Paribas's syndicate team, also covering public sector issuers.
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Third, the market model is much more sustainable than the public-sector model.
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He wants public-sector debt, relative to GDP, to be falling from 2020.
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In short, the decision extended right-to-work to all public-sector workers.
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The lawyer helping her, Jorge Freire, benefits from a separate public-sector scheme.
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Public sector spending continues to bolster demand, despite under-executing the capital budget.
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The restrictions on pay for Britain's 5.4m public-sector workers are particularly controversial.
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Most were eventually given public-sector positions, but Mr. Yahyaoui was left out.
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All of these actions are occurring side-by-side with public sector efforts.
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A 14-day strike notice given by public sector unions expires on Tuesday.
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JWC is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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About 2.13,000 bureaucrats (less than 1% of public-sector workers) will soon follow.
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Public sector indebtedness remains among the highest of 'AA' and 'AAA' range sovereigns.
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Italy's public-sector debt is an eye-watering 130% or so of GDP.
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Our third boring suggestion, improving public-sector accounting, is part of the answer.
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Only in one country, New Zealand, is public-sector accounting up to scratch.
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Exposure to the public sector was high at almost 67% at end-2015.
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The cash is crucial to running the PA and paying public-sector salaries.
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More than half of public sector doctors joined the indefinite strike, he said.
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That is, it was a grand public-sector moonshot of a program—exactly
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We always felt that product was going to bring in the public sector.
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That's different from London or New York, where public-sector bodies have oversight.
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In return he promised to undo cuts to pensions and public-sector wages.
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While in the public sector, he served in the offices of former Reps.
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The public sector exposure continued to represent around 65% of total outstanding loans.
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GCI is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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The Corruption Perceptions Index is based on expert opinions of public sector corruption.
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This is the same way public-sector government employers operate, Republicans point out.
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Next year, the firms plan to target enterprises and public sector as well.
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Hanrui is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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The BoE's actions also pushed up the public sector net cash requirement sharply.
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Before Morgan Stanley, Salvoni worked at HSBC in the public sector origination team.
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Some observers are even wondering if public sector unions can survive its effects.
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Some public sector workers also demonstrated, calling on Aoun to sign the laws.
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A number of other public sector employees are also demanding hefty pay hikes.
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Public-sector unions rely on dues from their workers to fund their operations.
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AHTG is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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When attacking teachers and public sector unions was in vogue, he did that.
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CQNA is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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COAMI is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Exposure to the public sector was high at almost 64% at end-2016.
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Andrew Feldman is a director in the public sector practice at Grant Thornton.
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Government posts and public-sector jobs are also divvied up among the sects.
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We are seeing a tectonic shift in public sector adoption of IT virtualization.
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We have worked in the public sector for the majority of our lives.
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As with the public sector, the reality is likely somewhere in the middle.
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Through our work, Healthcare Ready connects public sector needs to private sector capacities.
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The sharing economy that unfolded in 2018 has revolutionized the public-sector workforce.
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Germany still has a lot of cooperative-owned and public sector savings banks.
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Meanwhile public sector employment will be frozen for non-essential positions currently open.
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We need a cultural plan with concrete economic solutions, from the public sector.
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Before Frontier, she was a senior VP of worldwide public sector at Microsoft.
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She became a public sector lawyer and took an interest in Republican politics.
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The union wants higher wages and a freeze on public sector job cuts.
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In 2011, 50.3 percent of Wisconsin public sector workers were in a union.
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In 2017, though, almost 35 percent of public-sector workers were union members.
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"It takes a little more diplomacy in the public sector," Mr. Manchin said.
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On Monday, Ramaphosa signalled his support for curbing the public-sector wage bill.
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Her official role covers Amazon's public sector business, including governments, nonprofits, and education.
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Women were twice as likely to appear on behalf of public sector clients.
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Last week the UGTT labor union called a public sector strike for Oct.
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CUCI is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Brian Henneberry, Koch Companies Public Sector LLC Jessica Herrera-Flanigan, Univision Communications Inc.
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The lesson he imparts to Campbell is one of public-sector workers' solidarity.
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But let's remember what originally made public-sector jobs middle class: labor unions.
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Government expenditure on public sector salaries more than tripled between 2007 and 2019.
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Many public sector workers such as rail staff and mariners enjoy special benefits.
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Nifty public sector enterprise index gained 1.2%, while Nifty finance index rose 0.7%.
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A just and balanced society needs a strong and fully-functioning public sector.
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Almost a third of the country's workforce was on the public sector payroll.
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The draft approved by cabinet omitted a proposed temporary public-sector pay cut.
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A public sector component broken out of the study and shared with The Hill also showed that, while DDoS attacks against public sector entities have declined slightly, threat actors are increasingly using DDoS in concert with other types of attacks.
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In the public sector, 34 percent of workers are unionized, which translates to 7.2 million unionized people in the U.S. In New York City and New York State, about 70 percent of public sector workers are unionized, double the national level.
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The government has demonstrated a strong commitment to its banks and key public sector companies, and we do not expect low oil prices to impact the sovereign's ability to support its public sector companies and banks in the medium term.
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Chad Aldeman, of Bellwether Education Partners, has noted that teachers have the highest retirement costs of almost any public-sector profession — and that public sector employees, in general, enjoy health and retirement benefits that dwarf those of their private sector counterparts.
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As former Obama administration appointee Chad Aldeman has documented, teachers have the highest retirement costs of almost any public-sector profession — and that public sector employees generally enjoy health and retirement benefits that dwarf those of their private sector counterparts.
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A study Ms Klawitter published in 2011 found that gay men working in the public sector suffered a smaller penalty than those in the private sector, whereas lesbians enjoyed a premium in the private sector but none in the public sector.
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They also say they are undervalued by the government in comparison with other public sector workers, and want changes to regulations which they say mean their salaries have for years lagged behind workers in other areas of the public sector.
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Public-sector issuers together accounted for only around 30% of the total last year.
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The enormous empire underneath them has long enjoyed good relations with the public sector.
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The new docket included cases on public sector unions, voting rights and affirmative action.
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Therefore, SFund is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Therefore, XCID is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Therefore, YIG is classified as a credit-linked public sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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He has promised not to cut social benefits or fire any public-sector workers.
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Better tax collection is boosting government revenues, but this only covers public sector salaries.
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The sector's health and governance standards are generally weak, particularly in public-sector banks.
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Therefore, HAD is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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I'm always interested in trying to translate what I've done in the public sector.
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Caps on wages growth are also affecting public-sector pay outcomes across the country.
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In Asia, China is unloading huge public sector projects to underpin demand and output.
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This is a problem facing all kinds of employers and certainly public-sector employees.
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Perhaps a more important reason is the government's cap on public-sector pay rises.
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Hence, HIDG is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Union power is largely restricted to the public sector these days, where monopolies exist.
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The bureaucratic elite are abogados del estado (state lawyers) rather than public-sector managers.
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CAFFIL's public sector cover pool is mainly exposed to one country - France (AA/Stable).
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In Illinois, Bruce Rauner is really going after public sector unions, hammer and tongs.
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Linking public-sector need with private-sector capital ought to be a perfect match.
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Around two-thirds of those in work are employed in the cushy public sector.
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Public-sector zeal for coal is matched only by private-sector distaste (see article).
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Dong Yin is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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REC is therefore classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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No significant improvement in U.S. public sector accounts is expected this year or next.
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Therefore, Yuzi is classified as a credit-linked public sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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The company also said it was in talks with public sector hospitals in Britain.
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BLOATED PUBLIC SECTOR Lebanese leaders have been warning of economic crisis for some time.
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Therefore, SPD is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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In real terms the median earnings of public-sector workers have stagnated since 2011.
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Before Youwu Report, she worked as an environment policy consultant assisting Taiwan's public sector.
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NordLB remains in contact with KKR about potential cooperations, the public-sector bank said.
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For a generation, though, public-sector hiring has not kept pace with population growth.
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Public-sector pay is 39% higher in Saudi Arabia and 60% higher in Egypt.
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They should focus on tax cuts and boosting public-sector infrastructure and defence spending.
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The strong hiring in the public sector stemmed mostly from local and state governments.
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Therefore, WSAM is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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But public-sector plans can use the expected rate of return on their investments.
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He will continue to look after the corporate, financial institutions and public sector syndicate.
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Continuing a push for the payment of higher wages for public-sector jobs, Gov.
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Lopez Obrador won election by a landslide promising to root out public sector corruption.
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SNCF, France's public-sector railway, earned a return on capital of 7.9% in 2017.
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But the power of public sector unions is the underlying issue in the case.
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The CBDA is a private entity which is partly funded by the public sector.
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Both are designed to prevent double-dipping from Social Security and public-sector pensions.
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"I encourage private and public sector leaders alike" to use the guidelines, Raskin said.
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It also said public-sector reforms must continue to secure strong medium-term growth.
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The public sector is often accused of paying too much for goods and services.
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Therefore, YWSCOC is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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He'll continue to benefit from that arrangement even after he leaves the public sector.
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The public sector can strategically recruit more inclusive tech talent to reflect America's population.
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Therefore, BIG is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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The public sector includes the balance of the federal government and states and municipalities.
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In fact, since 85033, Virginia's public sector union membership has risen by 37 percent.
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But above all, the public sector has to stop acting as the main employer.
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Therefore, Zhanglong is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Public-sector jobs have been lost at a faster rate than in urban areas.
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This is the same way public-sector government employers operate, Republicans point out. Sen.
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Therefore, QCCI is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under our criteria.
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Bloomberg believes that the public sector can do more to control people's unhealthy behaviors.
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At its heart, an attack on public sector unions is a threat to democracy.
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There could be real problems, however, in less-skilled parts of the public sector.
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The Brown decision went against several decades of experience in public-sector collective bargaining.
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Public sector employment went up by 31,000 in the last four years, he said.
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He has not completely ruled out investing in SAA, which worries public-sector unions.
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Public-sector workers have been hit hardest, given a 0003% cap on salary increases.
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First, Italy's unreformed and unaffordable welfare state has led to calamitous public sector accounts.
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Why wouldn't we want the same pathway to direct care in the public sector?
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Slovenia imposed restrictions on public sector wage hikes during a financial crisis in 2012.
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Public sector indebtedness has continued to decline, reducing risks associated with the public finances.
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Hammond is also under pressure to remove the public sector cap of 22019 percent.
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Outside the public sector, users have reported running into their share of bugs themselves.
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AFSCME that nonunion workers cannot be forced to pay fees to public sector unions.
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In 2900, only 220006 percent of public sector entities were a victim of ransomware.
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These two nations are role models for many public-sector officials around the world.
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In areas with strong public sector unions, this could come at a huge cost.
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From Celtic's perspective, losing to a team of Gibraltan public sector workers is unacceptable.
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Another issuer gauging investor interest this week is the Dutch public sector agency BNG.
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Staff that are engaged on public sector contracts still have important work to do.
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"The public sector has been quite good at driving hard bargains," Mr. Travis said.
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Some of those hires, particularly in the public sector, may be in the pipeline.
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Bruce Rauner, a Republican who has been at war with Illinois's public-sector unions.
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Guaido said the strikes would be staggered and aim to paralyze the public sector.
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In 2011, they cut benefits and collective bargaining rights for most public sector workers.
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So a deficit in the public sector simultaneously produces a surplus outside the government.
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Public-sector unions have already been organizing members and nonmembers to limit their losses.
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Yet none of those partnerships would be possible without a strong public sector commitment.
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Left holding this bundle of stranded assets: The public sector banks that financed them.
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Public-sector bonds made up the rest, but these have dwindled in recent years.
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They deserve increased resources for public-sector jobs that require college degrees, notably teaching.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The public sector foundation that controls German specialty chemicals maker Evonik (EVKn.
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"The public sector lacks the resources to make these necessary investments," the report says.
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His unpopular reforms include cuts to the public sector, state companies and fuel subsidies.
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PARIS, Nov 29 (Reuters) - France is bracing for nationwide public sector strikes on Dec.
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But raising wages for public-sector employees would be a drain on the treasury.
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Therefore, XICI is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Therefore, Cinda is classified as a credit linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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When he reached his 2300s, he opted for a public sector job in Paris.
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Employees working in the public sector should really approach emailing at work with caution.
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The software is used by private and public sector entities, including the U.S. military.
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Therefore, YUCH is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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The strength is mitigated by the contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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As a practical matter, this is a direct attack on public sector unions' finances.
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Mitie is less dependent on public sector work than some of its outsourcing rivals.
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The power of public-sector unions, as a result, could fall in coming years.
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Mr. Parker had brought a corporate stratagem to the public sector, with troubling results.
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Detroit Board of Education, and thereby unleashing "large-scale consequences" for public sector unions.
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But Gettleman allowed state workers who pay agency fees to sue public-sector unions.
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It's the same with the influence of the public sector unions on the left.
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Public sector unions in those states even saw a tiny bump in membership rates.
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It will be the third day-long walk out by teachers, creche workers, civil servants and among other public sector employees since October, in protest at Macron's plans to cut more than 100,000 public sector jobs and tie pay awards to performance.
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Public-sector lender Helaba did not hand in a final offer for NordLB and is no longer part of the formal auction process, but talks between NordLB and Helaba stakeholders continue on whether a public-sector solution can be found, the sources said.
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HARARE, July 8 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's finance minister Mthuli Ncube said on Monday that the government was ready to raise public sector salaries for the second time in three months and that it would meet public sector unions on Tuesday for wage talks.
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Those funds, in turn, were invested in a diverse array of US public sector bonds.
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Public-sector investment in research and development for clean energy technologies isn't growing quickly enough.
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A few months later, Justice Gorsuch delivered the deciding vote to crush public sector unions.
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Public sector union ADEDY said it would also go on strike over the same period.
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Berlin Hyp (BHB) Public Sector Covered Bonds Not applicable as the rating has been withdrawn.
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Commerzbank AG (CBK) Public Sector Covered Bonds Not applicable as the rating has been withdrawn.
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Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale (NLB) Public Sector Covered Bonds Not applicable as rating has been withdrawn.
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The public sector has a lot of care jobs — teachers, sanitation workers, healthcare workers, soldiers.
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It&aposs going to be very tough on the public sector unions across the board.
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Legal Status Assessed at 'Mid-Range': LSID is a leading public-sector entity in Liangshan.
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Another 22 proposals for private and public-sector projects are now in the fund's pipeline.
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Unfortunately, though, Alternative Facts can have a much longer shelf life in the public sector.
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The mandate of his office is to promote accountability and transparency in the public sector.
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The Moon enters Aries this morning, lighting up a very public sector of your chart.
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According to Secretary Pritzker, this process is a little more complicated in the public sector.
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Johnson also said there needed to be decent pay in a properly-funded public sector.
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Gross public-sector debt rose from 78% of GDP in 2016 to 84% last year.
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It could prove to be a landmark case for employment law in the public sector.
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The central bank is struggling to pay public-sector wages as foreign exchange reserves dwindle.
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For a few dollars each month, they give parents an alternative to the public sector.
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That has been true in the public sector, where disclosing pay information is often required.
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African Americans are 30 percent more likely than whites to have a public sector job.
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In the public sector, pensions and perks are protected by trade unions, with military efficiency.
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Migrantland's public-sector jobs have disappeared 50% faster than those in Britain as a whole.
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This will swell the public-sector wage bill, stoke even more inflation and bankrupt firms.
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The public sector is run by manager-despots who treat their workers as "human resources".
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Anwar Sadat and Hosni Mubarak bloated Egypt's public sector to keep the middle class loyal.
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Most other sectors have also gained; with the exception of IT and public sector jobs.
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But in 22 states unions still collect compulsory fees from around 5m public-sector workers.
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Elsewhere, public sector workers are staging a 24- hour strike in Greece against austerity measures.
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The received wisdom is that returning utilities to the public sector will be exorbitantly expensive.
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The bank manages an account for public-sector entities' deposits at the Ministry of Finance.
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This is mitigated by a moderate level of contingent liabilities arising from public-sector entities.
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Indian aid to its neighbours has suffered from poor delivery through inefficient public-sector companies.
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Of the 22010 public-sector banks, 21 reported net losses in the 266.8000 financial year.
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On the first, a bill to "transform" the public sector is already going through parliament.
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An audience of health-care leaders from the private and public sector shared their views.
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Governments should instead focus on improving the public sector by mimicking the private sector's virtues.
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The public sector accounts for 20-30% of total construction spending in America and Europe.
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Public sector workers, on the other hand, do enjoy comprehensive political protections in the workplace.
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The government has set up a £20m fund for startups interested in public-sector innovation.
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Teachers, hospital workers and other public sector employees demanded the regional government pay their wages.
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Koch Companies Public Sector LLC Southern Company Phillips 66 Energy Future Holdings Duke Energy Corp.
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They lose jobs because women are disproportionately likely to be employed in the public sector.
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Liberia's people were traumatized, the public sector virtually decimated and the infrastructure reduced to rubble.
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Maybe he will return to the public sector when his children are off to college.
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Required public-sector employer contributions have nearly trebled as a proportion of payroll since 2001.
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Hammond has said he wants to focus on bringing down Britain's high public-sector debt.
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The fallout from the purge of the public sector should be more apparent in 2017.
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After the financial crisis, public sector pay rises were generally capped at 1% until 2017.
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Pensions and public sector wages have gone up, and new infra-structure has been built.
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Roughly 203,000 employees were plucked out of the public sector and moved into the corporation.
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"Transparency in the public sector is much different than in the private sector," he said.
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According to Moroccan law, public sector entities are not allowed to fail or be liquidated.
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With no clear investment signals from the public sector, private money sits on the sidelines.
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Macron's government says the public sector reforms are needed to slash costs and improve efficiency.
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Bahrain has the lowest proportion of nationals working in the public sector, at 35 percent.
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By resisting change in this environment, the public sector has been its own worst enemy.
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Roughly 6,133 employees were plucked out of the public sector and moved into the corporation.
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As the public sector faces more fiscal constraints, philanthropists are stepping forward to provide leadership.
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International donors want Tunisia to prune the public sector and spend its money more wisely.
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Therefore, Fang Yang is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Meanwhile, the public sector suffers when we leave housing to the whims of private charity.
|
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Under Fitch's public-sector entities rating criteria, SBC is classified as a credit-linked entity.
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The true value of public-sector services is even harder to measure comparably over time.
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The court will have held the Constitution forbids agency-shop fees in public-sector employment.
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At last count, the public sector telco was the fourth largest with 115.9 million users.
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Large numbers of migrants work for the NHS and other bits of the public sector.
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In America they represent 37% of public-sector workers and 7% of private-sector ones.
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His positions on abortion rights, same-sex marriage and public-sector unions are very conservative.
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Public sector jobs sagged under Obama more than any president of the past 40 years.
|
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The Nifty public sector undertaking and metal stocks led gains, rising 3% and 0.5%, respectively.
|
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A ban on the fees would be a significant financial blow to public sector unions.
|
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But June's employment bounced back strong, with private and public sector employers adding 289,000 jobs.
|
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French public sector lender Caisse des Depots et des Consignations owns a 35.56 percent stake.
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Interested customers are often non-profits or public sector groups, such as municipalities, Baudendistel said.
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Last month about 30,000 public sector employees took to the streets calling for higher wages.
|
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PNB is among the top three public-sector banks and enjoys a pan-India reach.
|
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And that deficit in the public sector inevitably means a surplus for the private sector.
|
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Ark Data Centres is a join venture between the U.K. government and the public sector.
|
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This will likely increase IBM's footprint in the public sector in the U.K., as well.
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What's next: The court likely will deal a major blow to public-sector unions tomorrow.
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Well, the criticism is, well, these things have to be delivered by the public sector.
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Because he upheld public sector union dues payments in the 1991 decision in Lehnert v.
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Julie Monaco, global head of corporate and investment banking coverage for the public sector, Citigroup
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The latest data indicate that most of the ECB lending goes to public sector borrowers.
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"A role for the public sector is justified on conceptual grounds," Angeloni told a conference.
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The Nifty public sector bank index gained 3.9%, while the Nifty energy index rose 1.5%.
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The eastern central bank said it now pays all public sector salaries in the east.
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The Supreme Court will hear a case on Monday that could cripple public-sector unions.
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Last year the Supreme Court reduced unions' ability to take levies from public-sector workers.
|
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A.F.S.C.M.E. made it illegal for public-sector employees to be required to pay union dues.
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The fight over public-sector wages has big political and economic implications for South Africa.
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They also hope to see the influence of both private and public-sector unions decline.
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Spending so much on health care is crowding out other public sector priorities, Baicker said.
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Public sector spending for mental health care is still inadequate to meet the growing need.
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At the same time, patients like Janet enjoy high-quality care in the public sector.
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That program seeks to ease loan burdens for those who go into the public sector.
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But policymakers should reject the false choice between public-sector leadership and private-sector leadership.
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His approval rating has dwindled as he pushes forward with politically sensitive public sector reforms.
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Other public-sector unions also threaten strikes unless the government agrees to hefty wage hikes.
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The public sector represented 17 percent of GDP — now it represents 35 percent of GDP.
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Why might premium and wage changes not perfectly offset each other in public-sector jobs?
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Greg Abbott (R), includes proposals restricting abortions, targeting public-sector unions and expanding school choice.
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The shift toward "e-government" has brought welcome efficiency to Saudi Arabia's sluggish public sector.
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In much of the developed world, child care is a matter for the public sector.
|
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Unlike any other candidate "running in Iowa," he had both private- and public-sector experience.
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The EU also makes further payments to the U.K. public sector, such as research grants.
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To these candidates, private money comes from public sector action, not the other way around.
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The public sector wage bill is the government's biggest expense, followed by debt servicing costs.
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And though conservatives regularly castigate public-sector unions as parasites, they typically exempt the police.
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Terry Branstad is expected to sign, public-sector negotiations would be limited to wage questions.
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A culture of increased enforcement across every part of the public sector is also crucial.
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These figures are similar to the Treasury's snapshot of public sector finances released on Thursday.
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The Nifty public sector bank index gained 1.43%, while the Nifty metals index rose 1.63%.
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The bill also imposes limits on public spending and cuts benefits for public sector workers.
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But Priebus has also never before served in any public sector job at any level.
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"They were good quality regulators; the public sector was getting good people," Mr. Morgan said.
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He said that of the eight awarded by public sector bodies, six were joint ventures.
|
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According to one study, only 5 percent of public-sector workers were unionized in 1960.
|
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Detroit Board of Education, the Supreme Court upheld the right of public sector unions to extract agency fees from public sector workers, and found that agency fees do not violate employees' freedom of speech, so long as they do not fund unions' political activities.
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In Turkey the private sector increased by 22% over that period, compared with 14% in the public sector; in Germany by 13% versus 270%; in France by 213% versus 2600% and in Spain by 215% compared with no growth in the public sector at all.
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Both banks' standalone credit profiles are strongly linked with that of the sovereign due to their large exposure to sovereign debt and, more generally, the public sector, and the dependence of credit quality on the authorities' ability to support macroeconomic stability and public sector corporates.
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"Reform process has become stuck in the mud," said British Ambassador Edward Ferguson, adding that key challenges for Bosnia were to shift its public sector-oriented economy towards private sector, improve inefficient rule of law and tackle patronage in public sector and endemic corruption.
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It's also no secret that as private sector unions shrink into near invisibility — 6.5 percent of the private sector work force was unionized in 2017 — unions still cover 34.4 percent of public sector workers, and public sector unions represent the future of organized labor.
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The Home Office said more than 22014,000 public sector employees had attended lectures about the program.
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But there is very little in the private sector that prepares someone for public sector service.
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The large presence of the public sector (50% of assets) creates fiscal risks for the sovereign.
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The strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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But more than half of this is held by the public sector, including the central bank.
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Public-sector AI use offers an opportunity for agencies to better serve America's diverse citizen population.
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Moon pledged to create 810,000 public sector jobs and has chastised the chaebol for not hiring.
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The most powerful groups in the party are now middle-class millennials and public-sector workers.
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Britain already stands out for its widespread use of body cameras, especially in the public sector.
|
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"Public sector unions have been the main vehicle that has evened the playing field," he said.
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The bits of the public sector that stayed public did pretty well by their overseers, too.
|
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Investors included CapitalG, Alliance Bernstein, KKR, Japanese retailer Rakuten and Canada's Public Sector Pension Investment Board.
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They spend 93% of their time with patients compared with only 61% in Britain's public sector.
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Politics and the public sector operated through a patronage system, which kept Afro-Trinidadians in charge.
|
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Even after independence in 22014, Indo-Trinidadians were largely excluded from government and public-sector jobs.
|
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Unfortunately, Mr Hammond has few other sources of cash with which to boost public-sector pay.
|
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Inventory changes and public sector spending were also positive, but imports increased by more than exports.
|
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Public debt, excluding public sector banks, stood at 1.777 trillion pounds, or 85.1 percent of GDP.
|
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An exemption from public-sector pay caps enables it to hire people from the private sector.
|
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Public-sector unions in France staged a one-day strike against Emmanuel Macron's labour-market reforms.
|
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Ms Mottley has proposed novel plans to restructure the Barbadian public sector and attract foreign investment.
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They are also backed by safe long-term assets such as mortgages and public sector loans.
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Fitch has chosen to withdraw the rating on LBBW's public sector Pfandbriefe due to commercial reasons.
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Tillerson has no experience in the public sector, a first for a secretary of state candidate.
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Service-sector jobs have been largely protected—completely so in the case of public-sector jobs.
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Nonetheless, you are talking about a big chunk of change becoming an explicit public-sector cost.
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Top Saudi officials said they would reduce the kingdom's dependence on oil and public sector employment.
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A feather-bedded public sector has also limited the development of a more vibrant private one.
|
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About 15 hostages were freed by security forces, RTB reported, including the country's public sector minister.
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We expect public sector entities' debt to gradually decline in line with their debt redemption schedule.
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Babis has already promised to raise public sector wages and boost infrastructure investments while cutting taxes.
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The company is classified as credit-linked to the municipality under Fitch's Public-Sector Entity criteria.
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The US has been consistently adding resources to its public sector debt business in recent times.
|
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Last month it hired Ben Adubi from Deutsche Bank to join its public sector syndicate team.
|
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It is due to be broadcast on the first public sector TV channel on Monday night.
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But the public sector unions are incredibly diverse, ranging from professors to home health care workers.
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"He's almost a public-sector V.C.," said Richard A. Carranza, former superintendent of San Francisco schools.
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Therefore, Huai An Traffic is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch's criteria.
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Other graduates count on the public sector to provide work, but job openings are increasingly scarce.
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He accepted big public-sector pay rises and gave federal debt relief to Brazil's bankrupt states.
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Other appointments were ministers for antiquities, the public sector, labor, irrigation, civil aviation, transport, and tourism.
|
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Some, notably Landesbanken—public-sector, regional wholesale banks—in northern Germany, are still counting the cost.
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American public-sector pension deficits are more than $1 trillion, even on the most generous assumptions.
|
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Over the past two years, quarterly credit rating upgrades have exceeded downgrades in the public sector.
|
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Lord Maude, until recently a trade minister, is reportedly setting up a public-sector procurement consultancy.
|
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The government creates money to pay its bills—public-sector wages, defence equipment and so on.
|
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In parts of Leeds and Coventry, two mid-ranking cities, public-sector employment has recently risen.
|
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Regarding the public sector measure, the government is excluding workers in sensitive sectors such as food.
|
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Moon pledged to create 810,0006603 public sector jobs and has chastised the chaebol for not hiring.
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The labor movement in general, and public sector unions in particular, are nervously eying Janus v.
|
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In 2017, ahead of a parliamentary election, the government approved a big public sector pay rise.
|
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The prospect of austerity measures have triggered protests and strikes by public sector workers and retirees.
|
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This makes the cost of borrowing for infrastructure improvements extremely cost effective for the public sector.
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Those who work in the public sector, including teachers, are banned from wearing the hijab altogether.
|
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At work, he agitated for wage increases for public-sector workers, but his efforts were stymied.
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"Yesterday's ECB PSPP (public sector purchase program) data do not show anything too suspicious," he said.
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It includes an agreed policy framework on issues such as taxation, public sector pay and housing.
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Big increases in minimum wage levels or in public sector pay would be an obvious technique.
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Public sector union Verdi said it was negotiating on behalf of 23,000 security workers in Germany.
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The case was brought by Mark Janus, an Illinois public sector employee, who challenged the fees.
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In such circumstances, the economy needs a spender and borrower of last resort: the public sector.
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The statement added that 66% of public sector workers are women, with 30% in leadership roles.
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Public sector borrowing data will be released at the same time and could show some improvement.
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Yun explained the bulk of the new jobs would initially be made in the public sector.
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AFSCME, moreover, dealt a devastating blow to the millions of public sector workers around the country.
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The pressure on private businesses will grow as salaries are already higher in the public sector.
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But social enterprises only win about 10 percent of public sector contracts, Social Enterprise UK estimates.
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So the commercial demand for gaining access to large-scale public sector data-sets is clear.
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In Belgian non-voters can incur fines or face challenges finding employment in the public sector.
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Neither the private sector nor public sector can protect our country from our cyber adversaries alone.
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This includes riskier perpetual instruments that can convert into the equity of stressed public sector lenders.
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In other words, stronger public sector spending is needed to prop up weak private sector demand.
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In earlier purchases, only public sector bonds could be bought at yields below the deposit rate.
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But the impact of an anti-union decision would be financially disastrous for public-sector employees.
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These products will just need to be properly designed and supported by complementary public sector programs.
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Preventive measures taken by the public sector and by global industry are already having widespread effects.
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Many public-sector employers are required to publish pay, and pay gaps tend to be smaller.
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Evangelical voters have long demanded that politicians exemplify Christian character and morality in the public sector.
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Their implausible claim is that public sector unions don't bargain contracts, they just lobby and campaign.
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Deficits tend to reduce national saving — the sum of saving by the private and public sector.
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Public sector banks led gains in the Nifty index, with the main sub-index rising 1.15%.
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Therefore, Yancheng Oriental is classified as a credit-linked public-sector entity under Fitch Ratings' criteria.
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Wallig is a principal with Grant Thornton Public Sector, leading the governance, risk and compliance practice.
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Half of its more than 4 billion pounds in annual revenue comes from Britain's public sector.
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Nationwide, public sector workers have protested against government plans to update the pension system since Thursday.
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Public sector proponents of RTW argue that compulsory membership violates the constitutionally protected right of association.
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Public sector employees were ordered to clear away the makeshift memorial to Caruana Galizia every morning.
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Other public sector workers are demanding U.S. dollar-indexed salaries to protect them from soaring inflation.
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In that context, for a variety of reasons, it's understandable that there's public sector wage restraint.
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Detroit Board of Education in a case on public sector union fees called Janus v. AFSCME.
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But companies and Europe's public sector have mostly used them to dodge protections for permanent employees.
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Twenty-two states have not banned agency fee requirements, covering about 5 million public-sector workers.
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It's been tried since the 1980s by pretty much every single wave of public sector reform.
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"This case is really designed to starve public-sector unions of their operating funds," she said.
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Tomorrow, they're expected to deal a major blow to public sector unions, in the Janus v.
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The tribunal could prove to be a landmark case for employment law in the public sector.
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Without the fees, public sector unions could shrivel and take the broader union movement with them.
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The forces that stifled private sector unions did not, generally, hit public sector unions as hard.
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Public sector employees (which include EMTs, firefighters, public school teachers, social workers, and more) thus pay agency fees to their respective unions even if they are not union members, because public sector unions work on behalf of everyone in their bargaining unit, not just union members.
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The statistics office said last month average gross public sector wage increased by 5.3% year-on-year in June, compared to a rise of 3.2% in the private sector, after the government agreed to hefty public sector wage hikes from January 2019 to prevent labour strikes.
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The program got some $21992 billion in funding from its passage in 1973 to its dissolution in 1982; in 1977, President Jimmy Carter started directing more and more of that money toward public sector jobs, until by 1978 some 725,000 people had public sector jobs through CETA.
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However a temporary public sector salary cut mooted by some early in the process was not included.
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International lenders have demanded reforms to cut the deficit and reduce spending on a bloated public sector.
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The public sector covered bond ratings of BHB, CBK and NLB have been withdrawn for commercial reasons.
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He has experience in the public sector, having served in the Department of Justice Civil Rights division.
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Collective bargaining in the public sector is no different from lobbying by any other special interest group.
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Self-employment was up by 23,000 positions while the number of public-sector employees was little changed.
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Public sector debt in April 2016 equaled £1.6 trillion, equivalent to 83.3 percent of gross domestic product .
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A 5.7% rise in spending is planned to fund hikes in pensions, public sector salaries and investments.
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Agricultural credit from public-sector banks increased significantly in the past two decades — benefiting agribusiness, not farmers.
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In a land of 1,903 lenders, mostly local public-sector banks or co-operatives, pickings are slim.
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Detroit Board of Education in 1977, effectively turning the public sector into a "right to work" zone.
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All of the major institutions — public sector and private sector — all said this would not end well.
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It has increased the price of subsidised fuel and electricity, raised taxes and frozen public-sector hiring.
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Private-sector bureaucrats have taken on the customer-be-damned role once performed by public-sector bureaucrats.
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DeVos is also facing lawsuits about the management of a loan forgiveness program for public sector workers.
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Companies will continue to outpace the public sector and the role of government for important governance decisions.
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Keeping public-sector pay in line with inflation might cost around £5bn a year by 2021-22.
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Public sector workers were also up in arms when told they faced a two-year pay freeze.
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They all have a perspective on these trends affecting both the private sector and the public sector.
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Increasing public-sector pay in line with earnings in the private sector would probably be costlier still.
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Yet of the 22016% of employees in the public sector more than one-third are still unionised.
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Mr Walker went for public-sector unions before he took aim at those in the private sector.
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Selling to a public-sector bank reflects the growing role of the state in the Russian economy.
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We view EHL as a non-credit linked public sector entity to Swiss Confederation through HES-SO.
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LP also contributes to public-sector funding, through its subsidiary La Banque Postale (LBP; A-/Stable/F13).
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The UGTT had called a strike for Thursday over a proposed freeze on public sector wage increases.
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Moody's, a rating agency, puts the total shortfall of American public-sector pension plans at around $4trn.
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Fitch classifies these institutions as public-sector entities that are non-credit linked to the Dutch government.
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It was insisting on furloughs for the island's public-sector workers to ensure the targets were met.
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It has promised a higher minimum wage and the end to a cap on public sector pay.
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But in a sector heavily funded by the public sector that could mean the taxpayer. 2. Accounting.
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Other public sector unions including nurses, social workers and customs officers are also threatening strikes over wages.
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Carillion's demise sparked an outcry about the way private companies are contracted to do public sector work.
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Self-employment was up by 28,000 positions while the number of public-sector employees was little changed.
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He says he was repeatedly asked for bribes when he tried to get a public sector job.
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Obviously he started everything with Act 10 in 2011, which stripped collective bargaining from public sector unions.
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A 2010 public sector wage hike was supposed to help curtail growing corruption, it aggravated it instead.
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Other appointments were ministers for justice, antiquities, the public sector, labour, irrigation, civil aviation, transport, and tourism.
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Bruce Rauner, whose opposition to public sector unions has been the hallmark of his time in office.
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In most established covered bond jurisdictions, cover assets are restricted to mortgage loans or public-sector exposures.
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The government's biggest expenses are debt financing, public sector pay and subsidies to the country's electricity provider.
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This strength is mitigated by a high level of contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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"Anyone using this technology in the private or public sector should immediately install the patches," he said.
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In Britain, Theresa May's government has said Carillion's public sector workers will be continued to be paid.
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Cisco's traction in IoT today has been in areas like industrial, oil and gas and public sector.
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If these funds collapse, public sector retirees and employees from states that invested in them will suffer.
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Transparency International uses surveys of experts and business people to measure perceived levels of public-sector corruption.
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Risks to Fitch's forecast are balanced and highly dependent on both private and public sector investment activity.
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These strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from the municipality's public-sector entities.
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He promises to slash public spending, cut half a million public sector jobs and overhaul social security.
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In the past five years 22012% of Britain's 2012m public-sector workers have been through the training.
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Unions representing public sector workers have been pushing for greater influence in the affairs of the PIC.
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Government posts and public-sector jobs are divvied up among Sunnis, Shias and Christians—regardless of merit.
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Janus recognized that practically everything a public-sector union does is speech on matters of public concern.
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A 2017 review by academic Dieter Helm suggested the UK system operator be a public sector body.
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This morning the Supreme Court announced their decision in the public sector unions case, Janus vs AFSCME.
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As Charlie Robertson at Renaissance Capital notes, most of the increase has been in the public sector.
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Most important of all, public-sector jobs seldom pay enough to sustain an upper-middle-class lifestyle.
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SDIC is classified as a credit-linked entity under Fitch's criteria for rating of public-sector entities.
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And because the public sector provides so many essential services, cuts to it have a cascading effect.
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AFSCME, this latest assault on unionized public-sector workers has a single goal: to silence workers' voices.
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African-Americans working in the public sector had higher median wages than those working in other sectors.
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And, more pressingly, the powerful UGTT labor union on Thursday called a public sector strike for Oct.
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The strike will also be against privatisations and the evaluation process of public sector workers, ADEDY said.
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Public sector banks gained after the Cabinet gave in-principle approval for merger of state-owned banks.
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AFSCME that it is unconstitutional for the government to require public-sector employees to pay union dues.
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And according to Ballotpedia, 2023 state legislatures have considered 101 bills that touch on public-sector unions.
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The court's prohibition in Harris in 2014, and prospectively in Janus, applies only to public sector unions.
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To position them in the public sector in the first place required real maneuvering by the unions.
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The public sector represents a third type of insurers in Germany, besides public limited and mutual insurers.
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He is one of the nation's leading actuaries to multibillion-dollar multiemployer and public-sector pension plans.
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Partnerships between the public sector and private sector are part of the solution to making care accessible.
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The experiences of West Virginia and Michigan demonstrate that the same thing happens in the public sector.
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A month into Walker's first term, he moved to end collective bargaining rights for public sector unions.
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People can accomplish good things in the public sector without spending all their time fighting the bureaucracy.
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In addition to its health investments, AWS has sought to expand its push into the public sector.
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Of the total, 16 will be built by the public sector and nine by the private sector.
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First, we need to examine how the public sector and the private sector work together for innovation.
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Fitch classifies Dutch hospitals as public-sector entities that are non-credit linked to the Dutch government.
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For an interactive graphic on the bad loans ratio at some Indian public-sector lenders, click tmsnrt.
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Can these two movements translate their efforts into concrete policy changes within the private and public sector?
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Liberals are keen on private bank regulation but don't seem as interested in regulating public-sector institutions.
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Tax measures are doubled by promises to hike public sector wages, the minimum pay and state pensions.
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He said surging tax revenues meant public sector workers should get better rises than in past years.
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Public sector groups have until March 30, while charities and private sector groups have until April 4.
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Rhode Island), and, most recently, to undermine collective worker action by destroying public sector unions (Janus v.
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Legally, the public-sector entity can be liquidated or made bankrupt and employees are not civil servants.
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The trigger, as always, could be easily unhinged inflation expectations and a rising public sector borrowing requirement.
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If the public sector is processing payments in real time, private providers will need to keep up.
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The KRG has been struggling to pay public sector salaries since a contentious independence referendum in September.
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Among them is a major labor dispute that could determine the financial fate of public sector unions.
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Shortlisted bidders included public sector bank Helaba, Commerzbank, and private equity investors including Cerberus, Apollo and Advent.
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What I found out is the public sector didn't have a better solution than the private sector.
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Johnson also rolled out an election manifesto that promised more public sector spending and no new taxes.
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While he restored public sector salaries to previous levels, they have barely budged since before the crisis.
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The government calmed the protests for now with a stopgap promise of thousands of public sector jobs.
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"The only domestic imbalance in the economy right now is in the public sector," writes Mr. Shepherdson.
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That's why we have to lean in across every industry from manufacturing to agriculture to public sector.
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One argument for charter schools is that they can invigorate the public sector by spreading new practices.
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The public sector was the predominant source of employment on the island and an engine for equality.
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The public sector remains bloated; old Greek habits of cronyism and nepotism are too encrusted to extirpate.
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Lender HDFC Bank Ltd jumped over 12%, while public sector peer State Bank of India rose 4%.
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Most of those available are in the public sector, like teaching or serving on the village council.
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But the scourge of worker wellness programs elsewhere continues unabated, for private- and public-sector workers alike.
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Union membership is heavily concentrated in the public sector, giving the labor movement a stronghold of support.
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It said the resilience of the bank sector has improved following a restructuring of public sector banks.
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Consequently, it's reasonable to implement a legal framework to facilitate restructuring of Puerto Rico public-sector debts.
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Unions remain strongest in the public sector and among government workers ranging from law enforcement to teachers.
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Mnangagwa's government has promised salary increases to public sector workers, but many say those rises are insufficient.
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Just as in the public sector, this could happen if the labor market is not perfectly competitive.
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The white working class clearly wants to protect and build upon the public sector, not destroy it.
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Public sector wages account for around a third of consolidated government expenditure, according to ratings agency Fitch.
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In reality, public sector organizations represented only around 10 percent of all victims last year, Coveware said.
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Therefore, Fitch classifies it as a credit-linked entity under its criteria "Rating of Public-Sector Entities".
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In Rhode Island, a legal loophole allows public-sector unions to keep charging non-members similar fees.
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The anger intensified after the security forces beat up new graduates seeking public-sector jobs last month.
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We expect that public sector entities' debt will gradually decline in line with their debt redemption schedule.
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It is corrupt, inefficient, broken down and heavily indebted to public-sector unions and their lavish pensions.
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Sidebar Last year, the Supreme Court seemed poised to deal a sharp blow to public sector unions.
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The remainder, including EUR444m for debt redemptions in its public sector, will be repaid by end-2016.
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It has suffered from years of economic mismanagement, a bloated public sector and high levels of poverty.
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BRITAIN'S QUEEN ELIZABETH SAYS GOVERNMENT WILL LIMIT PUBLIC SECTOR NET INVESTMENT TO AVERAGE OF 3% OF GDP
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This measure would increase benefits for more than 2 million former public-sector workers and their families.
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It also makes it more difficult to sustain public sector retirement programs and elder care more generally.
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Oh wow, did you see who's curating the public sector at Art Basel Miami Beach this year?
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State finances are strained by a bloated public sector, high debt-servicing costs and subsidies for power.
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"This will ensure that supervision covers everyone in the public sector who exercises public power," Xi said.
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Third, policymakers should enable the public sector to more quickly adopt AI. Despite the benefits AI could offer the public sector, federal agencies face significant challenges when it comes to using the technology, such as a lack of awareness and strategic leadership, that require policymaker intervention to address.
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Saudis largely agree that their system of bountiful benefits and do-nothing public-sector jobs needs to change.
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Yet, as public-sector workers, these people have seen their pay outstripped by inflation for the past decade.
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The past few seasons of House of Cards probably made you doubt the nobility of the public sector.
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"There is more pressure on the government to meet various wage demands in the public sector," Tuffley said.
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Thousands of public sector workers staged a half-day strike on Sunday to show solidarity with Teva workers.
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The other half is from the public sector: federal, state and local governments paying into Medicare and Medicaid.
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India has 21 public sector banks, which account for more than two-thirds of the country's banking assets.
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In contrast, those who stand to lose the most include state prison guards and their public sector unions.
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Legal Status at 'Mid-Range': HIIG is a one of the leading public-sector entities of Hefei Municipality.
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In our view this provides effective protection for interest and principal payments for standard German public sector Pfandbriefe.
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In this way, the public sector is replaced by private companies, and democracy is supplanted by mere competition.
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Brown has repeatedly used public money to reward his – and his party's – paymasters in the public sector unions.
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The influence of the private sector over the public sector is especially stark at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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"There are millions of public sector workers and we need their votes," a senior Conservative Party source said.
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BT also said it had seen a deterioration in its UK public sector business and international corporate markets.
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QTC is the central financing authority and corporate treasury services provider for Queensland and its public-sector entities.
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This establishment dominates the public sector, the trade unions, bits of the media and, above all, the universities.
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You do not have to spend long here to find evidence of a public sector under intense pressure.
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As a consequence, Turkey's private-sector austerity has been more swift and savage than Argentina's public-sector version.
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Restricting access The A4AI also recommends that the public sector step in where for-profit models fall short.
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Walker, who's running for a third term after his noted battles with public-sector unions in the state.
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The federal government could enforce stricter labour standards, such as a $15 minimum wage in the public sector.
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The OECD divided shareholders into five groups: institutional investors, private corporations, strategic individuals, public sector shareholders, and others.
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MAKIS, a gym instructor, counted himself lucky three years ago to land a job in the public sector.
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In other words, SCOTUS' decision is almost certainly bad news for those with jobs in the public sector.
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As governor, he's gone after public-sector unions, fought to limit abortion rights and opposed same-sex marriage.
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I DON'T WANT TO BE PRESUMPTUOUS, BUT YOU'VE SPENT 45 YEARS MORE OR LESS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR.
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MY WIFE WILL TELL YOU WE GAVE UP QUITE A LOT TO GO BACK INTO THE PUBLIC SECTOR.
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Some of India's public-sector banks are listed, including Bank of Baroda, Bank of India and Canara Bank .
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In the early 22021s Labour boosted public-sector pay to plug shortages of teachers and nurses (see chart).
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During the same period, the stressed assets for public sector banks spiked from 11.0 percent to 17.7 percent.
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Warren's plan would guarantee public sector workers the right to organize and expand the rights of federal workers.
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Nonunion members and opponents of public sector unions have criticized the fees and the 1977 case, Abood v.
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The average trade-union member is now a woman in her 50s who works in the public sector.
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Since 2011 pay increases for most public-sector workers have been capped at 1% a year at most.
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The adoption of civic innovations in the public sector requires an established system for regulation, maintenance and accountability.
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Though unionism has been in decline for decades, the public sector has remained a stronghold of organised labour.
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Tunisia's main fiscal problem is a public sector that employs 800,000 people, or a fifth of all workers.
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Real serious issues that real serious public sector leaders, I'm sure are working day and night to solve.
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Governments running external surpluses, balanced public sector accounts and stable prices are expected to stimulate their domestic demand.
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Previously, Wilderotter was senior vice president of Global Business Strategy and ran the Worldwide Public Sector at Microsoft.
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The bill would require Brazilians to work longer before retiring and cut generous pensions for public-sector employees.
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The euro zone's third-largest economy has low growth and public-sector debt of about 130% of GDP.
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For one thing, public sector workers are employed by the government, so the First Amendment applies to them.
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Working toward understanding the people and organizational culture requires empathy for the lived experiences of public-sector employees.
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There have been at least 22 reported breaches of public sector networks in 2019, CNN reported in May.
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Funding benefits from the Canton's guarantee and the perception of the Swiss public sector as a safe haven.
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Security is critical: Security requirements are often much tighter in the public sector than in the private sector.
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Teachers and public sector workers joined the transport unions in the strike, which some unions started on Monday.
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"There's a pretty unified hostility to public sector unionism by Republicans nationally and in many states," McCartin said.
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Citigroup's corporate bank provides cash management, foreign exchange, derivatives and financing to corporations, banks and public sector clients.
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The company is adding to its roster of public sector customers as well as lining up commercial deals.
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Give Steve Jobs all the credit you want, but most of Apple's technology originated in the public sector.
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Public sector workers say they are bearing the brunt of the government's effort to tame its fiscal deficit.
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Speaking to journalists, Regling pointed to the reversal of some reforms, such as on public sector pay cuts.
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Risks to the growth outlook are balanced and highly dependent on both private and public sector investment activity.
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This standard for the public sector will drive the creation of tools which can be reused by all.
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Germany's second-biggest union, Verdi, is due to publish its wage demand for public sector workers on Thursday.
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Public sector wages at about 13.5 percent of gross domestic product are among the highest in the world.
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Bucharest's parliament has approved an across-the-board public sector wage hike of 25 percent from January 20193.
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Thousands more work in low-skilled public-sector jobs, from bus drivers to street sweepers and school caterers.
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Few of those toiling in unskilled public-sector jobs—waste disposal or cleaning, say—would meet the criteria.
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A less predictable side effect of public-sector support for IVF is a reduction in multiple-birth rates.
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Public-sector jobs are a form of unemployment benefit that was unsustainable even when oil prices were high.
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Police are also opening a formal investigation into the Uttar Pradesh State Bridge Corporation, a public sector company.
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The tech industry also thrives by working in ways that can be incompatible with public-sector city-building.
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This would imply overall costs of well over 500 million euros to public sector lenders as a whole.
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TODAY'S PUBLIC-SECTOR demonstrations in Zimbabwe are just the latest in a wave of protests around the world.
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Janus concerns the Constitution, however, and it could overrule parts of public sector bargaining statutes in 22 states.
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As cabinet debated the budget, public sector workers staged multiple strikes and army veterans protested against any cuts.
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Jason Tuvey of Capital Economics said the budget showed the difficulties of driving through public sector pay cuts.
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Therefore, BII is classified as a credit-linked entity under Fitch's criteria for Rating of Public-Sector Entities.
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The government counts on the 2000m people who are employed in the public sector or in communal bodies.
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The main obstacles have been a national debt crisis, a strongly unionised public sector and a massive bureaucracy.
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Perhaps the post office is the place to begin the revitalization — or reinvention — of America's ailing public sector.
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However, there are valid economic reasons to be concerned by the sheer size of the public sector workforce.
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The power of public-sector unions in places such Illinois show how much damage these arrangements can cause.
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Hillary Clinton seems to have proven that the path through the public sector can yield millions, or more.
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In Janus, the Supreme Court ruled that states could not force public sector employees to pay union fees.
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U.K. public sector debt is projected to reach highs not seen since World War II. It gets worse.
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• At least 8 years of experience in active government affairs roles or commensurate public sector role.
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VIABILITY RATING State Bank of India (SBI) SBI's VR of 'bbb-' is the highest among public-sector banks.
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Mr Puffi would like to employ more locals, but says the Swiss prefer banking and public-sector jobs.
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The Home Office (interior ministry) said the government was committed to preventing slavery in public sector supply chains.
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In communities where public sector unions are strong, members only unions are a step in the wrong direction.
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Gigamon is hosting its third annual Public Sector Cyber Security Summit at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington.
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Loan forgiveness programs for college grads working in the public sector or non-profits could be axed too.
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The same applies to schools, highways, office buildings, and the other physical assets of the American public sector.
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He wrote Citizens United, and was in the majority in today's case rolling back public-sector unions' clout.
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Union Verdi represents a wide range of public sector workers across Germany, or 2.41 million people in total.
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AFSCME, which could pull the rug out from public-sector (government) unions across America in the coming weeks.
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But the coalition presided over eight years of economic disaster, inflating the public sector and the country's debt.
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A social democracy builds a robust public sector because shit happens, and when it does, people need help.
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"He really gutted the technocratic capabilities of the public sector when he came to office," she told me.
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But in a complex, global economy, the public sector should play an important role, and ours just isn't.
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A wave of nationwide walkouts by public sector workers, the first since Mr. Macron took office, begins today.
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The Ethicist I work in the public sector and have a great relationship with most of my colleagues.
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With the invasion came a de-Baathification policy that stripped many Baathist public sector employees from their positions.
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Instead of trying to repair our broken privatized retirement system, why not give the public sector a shot?
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"Public sector employment subsidies tend to have negligible or even negative impacts at all horizons," the study concludes.
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The tech industry also thrives by working in ways that can be incompatible with public-sector city building.
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But members of the COVID Action Platform don't want to rely on the public sector alone for solutions.
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A public sector raise announced at the end of July could also bolster wages and, by extension, inflation.
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The public-sector unions stung by last week's court decision had been one the movement's remaining power centers.
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Bruce Rauner of Illinois, right, with Mark Janus, who sued his public sector union, outside the Supreme Court.
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Nor is the first such study to warn that public sector websites are infested with for-profit adtech.
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Including interest rate payments, Brazil's public sector deficit in 13 totaled 429.2 billion reais, or 5.91% of GDP.
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Carl Herberger is an information security expert with over 20 years' experience in the private and public sector.
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The government said last month it would increase wages for all public sector employees by 6.12% in 2020.
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Last month the government said it would raise wages for all public sector employees by 6.12% in 2020.
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Detroit Board of Education, should be overturned and public-sector union shops ruled unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
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Analysts have long cited rising public sector wages as a big threat to the country's stretched public finances.
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Including interest rate payments, Brazil's public sector deficit in 13 totaled 429.2 billion reais, or 5.91% of GDP.
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As services have been reduced, wages have stagnated for many in the public sector, and inequality has risen.
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Mr. Moon has vowed to create 810,000 jobs in the public sector and raise taxes for the wealthy.
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Rather, government can benefit from public-private partnerships that bring some private best practices into public sector work.
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The Nifty public sector bank index, energy index and metal index were top losers, falling 1.5% to 2.2%.
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These strengths are partly offset by potentially high contingent liabilities arising from Huai An Traffic's public-sector entities.
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Driven largely by public sector investment and public-private development partnerships, clean energy costs have come down dramatically.
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In October the government said it would increase wages for all public sector employees by 6.12% in 2020.
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The private sector brings design innovations and technological advances, the public sector would not otherwise have access to.
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For starters, that spells big trouble for public-sector labor unions, environmental regulations and women's access to contraception.
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China's rapid rise is partly attributed to the rapid increase of both private-sector and public-sector debt.
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Some 1.5 million public employees are African-American women, more than 17 percent of the public-sector workforce.
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The plan creates an independent reserve trust for Puerto Rico's pay-as-you-go public sector retirement system.
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Previous attempts to change the pension system have also been met with strong opposition from public sector workers.
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Ten years after childbirth, women have a 10 percentage point higher probability of public sector employment than men.
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The president of the United States has never before served in any public sector job at any level.
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What to watch: Public sector unions have maintained their strength over the past several decades, according to Brookings.
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Public sector employees in the U.S. have little concern about their personal cybersecurity responsibilities, according to a survey.
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Private-sector unions, still a big political player in those days, helped their public-sector counterparts gain power.
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By the 21.1s and 252.8s, public-sector unions grew quickly to include teachers, firemen, police, and prison guards.
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At 13.5 percent of GDP, Tunisia's public sector wage bill is proportionately one of the highest in the world.
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In 2018, it plans public sector wage hikes across the board and cuts to income and social security taxes.
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It was meant not to undermine but to protect democratic governance-including over the role of public-sector unions.
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We're trying through the private sector which you know $18 trillion four times the size of the public sector.
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Increased purchasing power from public-sector wage hikes and monetary policy loosening in January 2016 should support this growth.
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The hostile briefing was aimed at undermining Hammond for his uncompromising stance on public sector pay, the source said.
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The coalition is struggling to reconcile demands for public sector wage and pension hikes with reducing the budget deficit.
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Monday's meeting over labor reform action came on the eve of a separate nationwide strike by public sector workers.
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It also has a lot of crossover within the public sector, which is generally slower to respond to innovation.
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The government says it needs the extra revenue to finance a pay rise for the country's public-sector employees.
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Its public sector consumes 57% of GDP, six points above even that stripped-pine model of Scandinavian solidarity, Sweden.
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Just this past Wednesday, the Supreme Court effectively gutted public sector unions under the guise of the First Amendment.
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He has also promised to tackle corruption, such as making the declaration of assets obligatory for public sector officials.
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While private-sector unions long have been shrinking, public-sector unionization rates now also are on a downward trend.
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On Tuesday, the ONS reported the year-to-date budget deficit at 40.3 billion pounds, excluding public-sector banks.
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Since public-sector workers cannot be fired or have their pay cut, they become a permanent expense once hired.
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The targets spanned different sectors: defense, law enforcement, local government, media, pharmaceuticals, think tanks, transportation and the public sector.
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But the belt-tightening since 2011 has eroded the unusually large public-sector wage premium that had built up.
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The issue is the question of whether public sector unions can assess so-called "agency fees" against nonunion employees.
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All public-sector workers covered by a union will now have to opt in and consent before paying anything.
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The public-sector middle class is huge despite decades of wolf-crying about the destruction of the middle class.
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The incumbent's approval ratings are likely to benefit from public sector pay rises in June and other welfare initiatives.
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Massimo Antonelli is joining Bank of Montreal to work in the bank's public sector business, according to market sources.
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Too many examples of using measurement (particularly in the public sector) bring to mind an incident in "Gulliver's Travels".
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The Nifty public sector bank index - the biggest gainer - closed 1.69% firmer, while the metals index ended 1.32% higher.
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The strengths are partially mitigated by its moderately high level of contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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In 2016 the public-sector wage bill was £180bn ($238bn), amounting to nearly a quarter of total government spending.
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But the rest of our business, which is enterprise, commercial, public sector and developed countries, was up 5 percent.
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Fitch classifies IIF as a credit-linked public-sector entity due to its important role in developing Indonesia's infrastructure.
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He is expected to join next week and will report to Scott Graham, head of public sector new issues.
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In many states teachers are paid less than other public-sector employees, such as prison guards and police officers.
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In the long term, Prince Muhammad wants to diversify the Saudi economy away from petroleum and the public sector.
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JWC also holds a large amount of public-sector assets that generate low profitability on behalf of the government.
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