Organizations have a moral and fiduciary responsibility to protect its employees, contractors, partners, or other classifications from any unnecessary workplace abuse that can and should be corrected, prevented, and not tolerated.
I still believe that a lot of the Juggalos out there are true outcasts who endure a lot of unnecessary public abuse, but if a fraction of Pellegrini's allegations are true, and Shaggy 2 Dope and Violent J knew about this hostile work environment and did nothing about it, they are something a lot more common and less interesting than misunderstood outsider rappers: straight-up assholes.
For decades, hundreds of thousands of frail older Americans have suffered unnecessary neglect, injury, abuse, malnutrition and even death while in the paid care of licensed nursing homes.
These nonstandard diagnoses may result in inappropriate treatment measures such as analgesic drug abuse, unnecessary auxiliary examinations such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and repeated consultations, which may aggravate the burden of headache disorders.
The unnecessary costs from abuse of the patent litigation system are unacceptably high.
Patrick's abuser claimed she could no longer care for her dog -- it is our hope that by providing this additional facility in our city, more animals can be rescued from unnecessary neglect and abuse.
"I do not believe that Michael Vick has ever addressed the unnecessary murder and abuse he performed on the dogs, above and beyond what they went through for dog fighting," said Sarah Williams, a Raleigh resident who asked the Chamber of Commerce to remove Vick from the program.
Promoting peace in the classes, that is, avoiding unnecessary fights and abusing each other.
Today's interviewee thinks it's a matter of passing on the abuse: "The unnecessary stress and the work is really a rite of passage, I think.
