Tonight, he tried to spread the work around more evenly.
Under pressure to contain soaring legal costs, corporations now spread the work around.
"It allows you to spread the work around where they all stay strong and stay healthy," Girardi said.
The director Paul Haggis can do his share – he kept the production of his movie local, spread the work around town, and has an excellent reputation – but the best marketers around Oscar time are usually famous faces.
That also encouraged employers to spread the work around to more people, keeping the unemployment rate down.
In that way, our overtime law encourages employers to spread the work around, which makes sense considering the law was established during miserably high unemployment.
To accomplish the latter, organizations might spread the work around to other, perhaps new, employees, or they could attempt to produce their newspapers or websites with a little less labor.
That industrialization process includes paring services jobs down to standardized, repeatable tasks; spreading the work around to world to where it can be done most efficiently and most inexpensively; and steadily automating simpler tasks with software.
The system thereby encourages businesses to heap work on salaried employees, since their extra labor essentially comes for free, rather than hiring more hourly employees and spreading the work around.
Change spread thanks to pressure from the organized labor movement but also the Great Depression, when employers sought to spread scarce work around. .
Inevitably, there emerged younger designers who had no interest in paying homage to Ms. Noland, preferring to spread their work around; as a result, AD began to show its age.
