And, the USA may now take on double or more of such retirement burden--but hopefully something will be done.
For one thing, that would impose a double burden on the current working generation.
The NDC model dodges this "double burden" on the working generation.
"These fast food CEOs are a double burden on taxpayers," says Sarah Anderson, author of the IPS report.
There remains a significant burden of infectious and nutritional disease, but cardiovascular disease, notably hypertension and coronary artery disease, as well as other noncommunicable diseases (NCD) are emerging rapidly, placing a double burden on existing healthcare systems.
Germany's legions of jobless, in particular, place a double burden on the state: both what they take out of the state coffers in unemployment benefits and what they do not contribute to the payroll taxes that fund Germany's pension system.Mr Hartz's name is now synonymous with the government's controversial efforts to tackle this problem.
I hope shedding light on this issue will push academic institutions to see faculty diversity not just in terms of increasing WOC in the halls of the academy as bodies, but also to ensure their economic security by hiring them into more secure, better paid positions and understanding how structural racism operates as a double burden on WOC faculty in the United States.
The large-scale exodus of tribal men to urban areas in search of a living has imposed a double burden on women left behind, forcing them to fend for themselves and their families and even work in the fields, thus further deteriorating women's condition.
Oftentimes, this tends to be the woman in the relationship, and so there has been analysis done on the economic effect of the double burden on women.
Let me be frank: my husband worked hard and deserved the promotions he received, but he would have never been able to do any of it without putting the double burden on me.
