"Bremer's original idea was a professional, downsized military," Mr. Feith said.
The idea was to worm into corporate America and expose the panicky insecurity of mid-level professionals in the downsized, outsourced New Economy.
Then there is another category, for professionals who have been downsized, outplaced or rightsized because of mergers, acquisitions and outsourcings.
Rather, they are underemployed middle-aged and older people who have been downsized or otherwise lost jobs, many of them professional, who now scramble to describe themselves as self-employed or consultants.
But now that professional Vikings and Wolfs have been downsized and are starting to look as common as GEs, a cutting-edge kitchen has to have this French import thats as gorgeous as it is powerful.
After the celebrity auction he and his wife, actress Barbara Bach, conducted last winter with hundreds of items they culled from their personal and professional lives, Starr said they've downsized considerably, sold the home they owned in Monte Carlo and now live primarily in Los Angeles.
Analyses included 196 workers who lost their jobs through downsizing, 1462 layoff survivors remaining in downsized organisations and 1845 employees of non-downsized workplaces.
Downsizing - Thousands of people are downsized every day.
Inspired by such tales, Ms. Ehrenreich has started an organization called United Professionals to help white-collar workers, be they unemployed, uninsured, downsized, stressed out or merely anxious.
Damon's schlubby everyman Paul finds downsized life no shorter on ennui or existential aimlessness than before: his romantic and professional circumstances take a drastic dip alongside his property portfolio.
The special, initially announced as a docuseries earlier this year, was downsized to just one hour that includes interviews with the singer talking about his personal and professional journey, as well as a backstage peek at the preparations for his Vegas spectacular.
