"We are certain this is a result of the federal government's inability to fight for jobs, inability to fight to sustain the industry in this country, unlike other governments around the world".
They may choose to do this for any number of reasons, such as the loss of personal liberty by being confined before trial, losing a job, the inability to support loved ones, missing loan repayments, and being evicted from a home.
Low job security, inability to cope with job demands, and low employer support were associated with psychological distress both among Thai and UK workers.
In many jobs, the inability to produce coherent business correspondence is a much bigger handicap than the inability to do math.
In markets further removed from perfect competition (i.e., those with few employers, little information about other jobs, or large inability of workers to change jobs), ε l,w →0 and monopsony power over wages increase.
Yet Flanagan was fired in February 2013 due to "unsatisfactory job performance and inability to work as a team member", according to his notice of termination.
An excellent tactician, the man who only ever played at amateur level suffered from "AVB Syndrome" in his first big time job: a simple inability to handle the players properly.
As interviews with several of them demonstrate, many desperately long for a job, but their inability to find one has made them perhaps the ultimate embodiment of pessimism as this recession wears on.
The five hindrance stress items are "the degree to which politics rather than performance affects organizational decisions", "the amount of red tape I need to go through to get my job done", "the inability to clearly understand what is expected of me on the job", "the lack of job security I have", and "the degree to which my career seems 'stalled'stalled
Job insecurity, the inability of incomes to keep up with inflation, and the effect the soaring cost of health insurance has had on take home pay contribute to American's unhappiness with their jobs.
