As one mother described, "all system failure … children not coping, parents not coping, school failure, jobs compromised, [and] everything spinning out of control" (mother aged 42, child aged 20).
During this year, six NYSE board members ran scandal-plagued companies (see slideshow), raising the question: Do allegations of misconduct at the companies where they work their day jobs compromise their ability to be effective exchange directors?
The union Prospect said even with the U-turn, England's forests still faced real dangers, with the ability of the Forestry Commission to do its job properly compromised by more than 400 job losses announced earlier this month.
But their end points told a different story: Birgitte, still in her job but compromised; Katrine unemployed but as idealistic as ever.
If the former general's affair with Ms. Broadwell did not affect him in his job or compromise national security, there was no good reason for him to resign.
It's not their job to compromise, certainly not before the battle is joined.
Qualified workers are not able to get to jobs they could do; would-be workers are not connecting to training; job efficiency is compromised because of lateness, missed work days, and transportation related-distractions due to unreliable, unaffordable and unsafe public transit.
Jason Furman, the economic policy director for the Democratic presidential campaign of Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, said that Mr. Obama "believes the Bush administration's willful neglect of warning signs in housing, in financial markets and in the job market, have compromised the nation's housing finance system".
My exaggerated symptoms included compromised job security, excessive spending and isolation from the real world.
Workplace violence towards nurses is prevalent and consequential, contributing to nurses' reduced health and safety, worsened job attitudes, and compromised productivity.
