The bank cut jobs and has been exiting business operations that did not meet certain targets.
He saw, possibly, a way of exiting a job he disliked through the doorway of principle.
Under the law, Mr. Elmendorf said, most job loss would be incurred by people exiting their jobs voluntarily because they would be able to obtain health insurance outside of work.
Croom is the third African-American coach to exit his job this season, joining Washington's Tyrone Willingham and Kansas State's Ron Prince.
21.1% of individuals who intend to exit their job after 65 are graduate or post-graduate, while this proportion is equal to 7.9% on average.
These data sets provide limited information on recipients' post-UI experiences and unemployment (e.g., whether they exit through job finding, continue searching, or withdraw from the labor force).
Magic Johnson exits ESPN job as NBA analyst after Bill Simmons rift.
Little is known about the Vontobel fund, which was created in July 2007, the same month that Perdue exited his job as CEO of Dollar General.
After putting in his two weeks notice, this Walmart employee failed to exit his job gracefully and instead caused a scene, documenting his last day, which ended with a ride in a cop car.
Many chronically ill workers (30%-60%) feel more or less restricted by their condition at work [ 4, 6- 8], and they are more likely to exit their job prematurely than their healthy colleagues [ 6, 9- 15].
