He said he was being unlawfully squeezed out of his 50percentt interest in Rocco's on 22nd Street, that his partners were abusing his name while benefiting from his notoriety, and that they have impaired morale at Rocco's.
Not only does that impair productivity, it impairs morale.
1936 Ex-Naval Officer Is Arrested Dismissed in 1927 after court martial for "scandalous conduct tending to impair the morale of the service," John S. Farnsworth, former lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy, was arrested here today [July 14] and charged with selling confidential naval information to Japan.
This policy shall be put into effect as rapidly as possible, having due regard to the time required to effectuate any necessary changes without impairing efficiency or morale.
If taxes were increased sufficiently to finance all war costs, they could seriously impede the war effort by impairing incentives to work and by reducing the overall morale of the people.
Since the emperor had no experience of war, almost all his ministers protested against this step as likely to impair the army's morale.
The negative effects predicted by [DADT] supporters -- mass resignations, declines in recruiting, degraded unit cohesion, impaired military effectiveness, decrease morale and disciplinary problems -- have yet to materialize.
Edentulism has also been associated with lower levels of satisfaction with life, a lower morale and self-esteem, impaired communication, and lower SWB [ 14- 17].
Participants diagnosed with depression, dementia, constipation, heart failure, stroke, impaired vision and UTI had significantly reduced morale according to the PGCMS, compared with those without these diagnoses (Table 2).
Thus, managers need to find ways to promote informal communication while minimizing destructive gossip and knife-in-the-back criticism that impairs relationships, lowers morale, and decreases productivity.
