But they could also use the savings to pay for additional assistance programs that erode work incentives, so I take the middle ground and assume that the government savings by itself has no effect on marginal tax rates).
Does being unemployed for a long time really erode work skills, and make you a poor hire?
Bad management may cause emotional strains that risks eroding work identity, a powerful work incentive.
But many others said the culture stoked their willingness to erode work-life boundaries, castigate themselves for shortcomings (being "vocally self-critical" is included in the description of the leadership principles) and try to impress a company that can often feel like an insatiable taskmaster.
Decades of oil revenues have corrupted Gabonese society and eroded the work ethic.
For all his winsome, grandfatherly raving, McLane is lonely to the bone, and by the final cruel lines the sustained lovelessness has done its soul-eroding work.
In the wake of Citizens United, Americans have a choice: sit back and watch our democracy erode, or work to undo the decision and restore individual rights in the face of the false notion of "corporate personhood".
If you ignore the rights of illegal immigrants, you encourage the exploitation that erodes working conditions everywhere.
But almost four years later, an empirical economist should have noticed that the legislation eroded incentives to work and eroded incentives for employers to hire or avoid layoffs, and that these parts of the act by themselves are likely to have reduced employment and certainly did not expand it as much as government purchases would.
The sustainability needs to be explored; unless lifestyle risk factor management is incorporated into new service models it is likely to be eroded by other work pressures.
