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Allowing each user to independently login and upload contact information also mitigates the work to be done by administrators.

Nine months into his tenure, Barnette entered into a six-year contract with the once-belligerent United Steel Workers union that gives workers profit-sharing and a bonus plan mitigating the work interruption threat that has long plagued the steel industry.

He believes that the cuts to youth services will be mitigated by the work of the Discovery Centre, a volunteer-run centre in North Lynn.

"That was mitigated by the work done over the summer in securing improved commercial terms.

It took us around 3 hours to fully mitigate the attack, working closely with our hardware and network vendors.

No measures were taken to mitigate dust in the work camps, though, and by August there were more cocci cases among the prisoners than in the entire U.S. Army.

The only way to actually get things done is to mitigate the urgent to work on the important.

"There has been a huge amount of work by everyone involved in safety in the offshore oil-and-gas industry to mitigate the risks of working in and travelling to offshore installations," he said.

The suit charges that the defendants failed to make good on promises to mitigate the noise and worked very early and late hours, causing guests to flee.

Given the many challenges of running a business in a recession, "it's a life-and-death issue" to monitor and mitigate the effects of work-related anxiety, said Dr. Carol Scott, an emergency room physician who also helps business owners and their employees manage stress.

"It potentially does raise pretty serious problems and throws a challenge to employers to support shift workers and come up with ways to mitigate the effect of working shifts.