A second tack is to polish your résumé, reconnect to your outside peer network, and start looking for alternative employment.
The pace of job loss is slowing and encouraging labour hoarding will hold back America's inevitable economic restructuring.A second tack is for the government to create new jobs itself.
The social-justice argument was worse, for suggesting the bleeding-heart profligacy that is Labour's greatest reputational flaw.Hence Mr Miliband's third tack: an argument that Britain's low productivity and many imbalances render the growth Mr Osborne trumpeted irrelevant to millions of workers.
The third tack, which again owed something to Diana, was to cultivate informal contacts with the press.
Oh, and there's a set-up for a third instalment tacked on to the end.
Recently, 700 delegates from 70 nations met in Geneva to decide whether to keep or abolish the "leap second," an extra second tacked on once every few years to synchronize atomic clocks with Earth's rotational cycle.
If you're using a homemade switch, slide the paperclip toward the first tack until it touches the tack.
IN the never-ending power struggle between teachers and students, there have been a few seminal events: the first pop quiz, the first tack on the chair, the first student-written faculty evaluation and the first snarky comment on ratemyprofessors.com.
Brussels' second tack is to denounce Trump's tariffs as a "safeguard measure in disguise". Under WTO rules for safeguards, Article 8(3), the E.U. would then lay claim to more immediate compensation than it would be able to achieve by going through a lengthy WTO dispute.
Major League Baseball has figured out the second tack.
