Unlike the other numbers, profit-per-lawyer gives a sense of how widely the fee-earning burden is shared, how commoditisable the work is and, as a loose guide, how healthy the overall business is.
But now her new job comes with an additional burden: earning back a measure of public confidence she might not have lost if the mayor has taken more care in communicating why he is so confidence in her skills.
In this regard, Sheth et al. (2011) relate economic sustainability to the "economic well-being of consumers associated with financial aspects such as debt-burden, earning pressures, and work-life balance" (p. 24).
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Wives now share with their husbands the burden of earning money, and the government provides more assistance.
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One in five fathers and seven per cent of mothers spend no time at all taking care of their children due to the burden of earning a living.
Instead of Labour moving to ease the burden on those earning the smallest wage packets, it increased it to lessen the tax burden on the rest of the community.
While at Battery Park, Ms. Burden earned a master's degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, writing her thesis on recycling urban garbage.
When the inmate earns money the burden on their oftentimes cash strapped families to contribute to their prison bank account is eased.
What he didn't bargain for was the haunting effect that being branded a felon would have on his ability to lawfully earn a living a burden he shares with roughly 70 million U.S. adults who have criminal records.
