And more agents than ever are looking to make a name for themselves in video games and new media, a consequence of layoffs after the merger last year of the William Morris and Endeavor agencies.
As a consequence of the previous layoff blitz, hospitals are forced to close patient floors, doctors can no longer rely on nursing assessments of patients, and the remaining staff nurses feel overworked and demoralized.
still needs to estimate how many people will be laid off as a consequence of the new subsidy to layoffs.
With that rate, I mean the fraction of a person's employee compensation that goes to federal, state and local government treasuries or to expenses associated with commuting to work (I assume that is $5 for each one-way trip) as a consequence of working full time at the same wage as before layoff rather than remaining unemployed.
In 2011, as a consequence of the education reform movement's gaining power at a time of budgetary shortfalls, dire predictions of teacher layoffs, and public antipathy toward teacher unions, there is a renewed emphasis on teacher evaluations based on student performance.
Learning as a consequence of thinking.
Transf., as a consequence of attention.
I expected a hearing as a consequence of my complaint.
And as a consequence of, what?
Nothing happens as a consequence of it.
In addition, spotty or interrupted health care insurance — a typical consequence of layoffs and job changes — and the trend toward jobs that offer no health coverage at all, leads to a significant decrease in routine preventive medical screening procedures such as mammograms and cholesterol and blood pressure testing, and as a consequence, added risk to workers' health.
