It has also been reported that the longer the exposure time to occupational risk factors, the higher the possibility of incurring job-related disorders [ 9].
How strange that such efforts to free privileged families from their obligations fell in a week when Congress imposed bankruptcy "reforms" to compel working families to repay the ever larger shares of indebtedness they've incurred through job losses or health emergencies.
Right now, big auto companies that have incurred steady job losses for decades are being bailed out.
In May, Ms. Lozinski quit her job, incurring Mr. Goldstein's wrath.
Employers are required by law to provide workers (and their families) with compensation for any injuries incurred in job-related activities.
The Delphi Corporation, an auto parts maker, said yesterday that it was eliminating 6,100 jobs, incurring costs that led to a first-quarter loss of $51 million.
Mr. Macias stopped banking after losing his job and incurring debt, which in turn led to bad credit.
Mr. Obama needs to make the case that with government help, American entrepreneurs can create hundreds of thousands of clean energy job without incurring the usual environmental risks.
It said two rolling mills, one adjacent to the Point Henry smelter and the other in Yennora, New South Wales, would close by the end of the year, incurring a further 480 job losses.
The Liberals have refused to cancel the sale since coming to power in November, saying it was a "done deal" that could not be broken off without possibly incurring significant penalties and job losses.
Last January, five days after the birth of her daughter, Zohra, by caesarean section, Dati was back at work, desperately trying to cling onto her job and incurring the wrath of French feminists who felt she was deliberately undermining their campaign for the extension of maternity rights.
