Sentence examples similar to employee deficit from inspiring English sources

It's just that most leaders spend too much time dwelling on their employees' deficits.

These and other institutional factors significantly contribute to employee sleep deficit and overall fatigue.

Complicating matters even further is a $100 billion public employee pension deficit, along with the state's single factor corporate income tax system, which does not tax corporate income earned outside of the state.

Public employee pension deficits are a huge drag on Illinois' economic performance, as they create uncertainties about future tax policies and raise the costs of financing for municipalities.

As part of efforts to curtail the deficit, federal employees have not seen a cost of living increase in their paychecks in more than three years.

BERKELEY — In announcing last week that the state of California is facing an $11.2 billion budget shortfall for the current fiscal year, Gov. Schwarzenegger proposed a range of cuts, tax increases, and actions affecting state employees to address the deficit.

Yet one conclusion was crystal-clear from Wednesday's arresting session in Westminster: nobody could view Chappell, a former bankrupt, as ever being a fit owner of a loss-making chain of department stores with 11,000 employees and a large deficit in its pension fund.

The city recently rehired 200 City Hall employees and reduced its deficit to $36 million.

The audit highlights employees' greatest energy deficits.

That deal is contingent upon finding a way to finance a £3.7 billion deficit in British Airways' employee pension plan.

There was evidence that it had an effect — federal employee hiring slowed, and the deficit was closed during those years (mainly for other reasons).