If you can get your employees to buy in to your new approach, they will no longer be talking about the dip in revenue and fearing for their jobs, scrambling to protect themselves; instead, they'll put their energies to your new strategy.
Union leaders, seeking to save their members' jobs, scrambled to negotiate a set of tweaks to the contract, shortening it from five years to four and tinkering with how workers would be compensated for the furlough days that the contract imposed.
And Mr. Emanuel's five competitors for the job were scrambling to woo away his supporters.
There are many different encryption functions that do a good job of scrambling information into white noise.
Others wanted to be free from taxes and regulations so they could get rich fast, and they have--and it's left the more vulnerable among us in financial ruin, holding precarious jobs, and scrambling to find health care for their children.
There was a time when university students feared that getting a first was their only chance of getting a good graduate job, and scrambled to get a seat in the library in the hope of securing the top grades.
As a result, many of those who are losing their jobs have been scrambling to line up the next one.
"But today does mark the beginning of the end, the beginning of what we need to do to create jobs for Americans scrambling in the way of layoffs".
The first, often most satisfying, act of these pictures follows the straitened protagonists, chasing jobs and cockroaches, scrambling around a hardscrabble trailer- camp milieu, until they discover the Big Wrong, a trail of ordinary folk victimized by corporate misconduct.
And then there was the divorced couple whose combined income had surpassed $400,000 — until they both lost their jobs and were scrambling to figure out how to pay two private-school tuitions on roughly $800 a week in unemployment benefits.
