They could keep their jobs by forfeiting benefits that were, in some cases, worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The work is unpaid and the experience of uncertain value, but failure to complete a placement means forfeiting benefits.
Such insouciance at plants inside China would lead laborers to be punished, for example by being sent home for the day, losing pay, forfeiting benefits, or being reassigned to more menial tasks.
He has indicated that he would forfeit the benefits from those options.
OF course, people who leave large companies may also forfeit many benefits and perks, like in-house gyms and child-care centers, not to mention more flexible hours.
Morris B. Hoffman's proposal to jettison peremptory challenges of prospective jurors ("Unnatural Selection," Op-Ed, March 7) would forfeit genuine benefits to simplistic expediency.
If women avoid certain paths at one stage in life because those paths are hostile to family life, they forfeit the benefits as well as the strains.
Of course, the more sales these European retailers get outside the 12 nations that share the euro currency, and especially the more they sell in the United States, the more they forfeit the benefits of a weak dollar.
The Fed chairman reiterated the need for "stronger supervisory and regulatory systems" while being careful not to introduce rules that would "forfeit economic benefits of financial innovation and market discipline".
Disputes over these goods are inevitable, but if we quarrel we will forfeit the benefits that result from living together in society increased power, ability and security.
