These results suggest that awkward posture, forceful effort, job demand, and decision control are predictors of chronic shoulder pain at work.
And, to be fair, it has also been a long time since President Obama said anything forceful publicly about job creation.
Far from the fear mongering here, a Wall Street tax is achievable, it would have an enormous salutary effect on our economy, and help lead the way to a program of such critical needs as education and health care for all, good paying jobs, and forceful action on the climate crisis -- just as Bernie Sanders proposes.
The union for major league umpires is especially forceful on the issue of job security, and the process for dismissing one for competence is so complex that it is almost never invoked.
The topic often elicited a forceful expression of frustration and job dissatisfaction.
Before General Petraeus's arrival, some critics said the White House had created a problem by recruiting several forceful, ambitious personalities and giving them jobs with overlapping responsibilities.
This fiasco, however, was followed by his forceful unveiling (at last!) of a jobs package.
But many blacks are unhappy that Mr. Obama hasn't been more forceful in the fight to create jobs.
Burt et al. assume that "force may be the primary job exposure risk factor for CTS" and thus, "a reduction in the amount of time spent in forceful exertion and the intensity of the required force of job tasks may reduce the occurrence of CTS" [ 47].
Fisher, in turn, sounds as if he may want to push past the usual tactfulness when he discusses Stern, a forceful personality in every facet of the job he has held since 1984.
