If you have people doing the wrong thing and they aren't being overseen, haven't been trained, you don't take remedial action, it will have consequences for your remuneration and your position at the firm.
The fundamental reason the train wasn't being overseen on that now-infamous night, he averred, was that the 2% higher labour costs entailed in hiring more workers to guard their trains would lead to a company raising their freight rates to compensate by 2%, which would result in it losing the business to some other company that wasn't paying for workers to guard their trains.
And the problem with that is, when you have an unrestrained intelligence agency that's not being well overseen, that's not accountable to the public, they're going to go further than they need to.
Cryonics companies say they should not be overseen by state regulators but are covered instead by the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, which sets organ donation rules covering all states.
This differential diagnosis is of high relevance because it may not be overseen.
The banquet workers whom Zabawa oversaw weren't being let go, so the service-industry lifer says she took the change in stride -- that is, until Gateway explained the new policy on gratuities.
A coalition of six civic groups is suing on the ground that the law will disenfranchise poor and minority voters, and Democrats are protesting that Blackwell should not be overseeing his own election.
It is not the only revolution being overseen by Horrocks, the 54-year-old former editor of Newsnight and Panorama, as his organisation is about to become the first BBC licence fee-funded operation to take advertising and sponsorship.
Significantly, though, of the other two, the one relating to cybersecurity was to be overseen not by the prime minister but by the chancellor.
She noted in a statement that the kind of agreement Chicago is pursuing "could not be enforced by the monitor, by the community or by anyone else ― since it is not planned to be overseen by a federal court".
