The U.S., Europe and Japan combined are losing 600,000 a year, says McKinsey & Co. Cheap labor is the motivation for these companies; for EDS it's the heart of new Chief Executive Michael Jordan's strategy to catch up with the competition.
American socialists, communists, and anarchists honor his compassion for the labor movement and motivation to have the average working man build socialism without large state involvement.
He called that labor "the single biggest motivation to get an education".
Indeed the 18th President labored under perhaps the best motivation possible: Grant was near-death, flat broke and needed the money.
Now that this situation has already persisted for five years, significant damage has already been done to the future size, skills, and motivations of the labor force.
Just as slavery meant there was no motivation to invent labor-saving devices or to innovate more efficient products and processes, ignoring carbon limits leads to missed opportunity for economic growth.
Building on labor market evaluations and legacy conservation motivation perspectives, we propose a mechanism to explain the relationship between CEO career horizons and breakthrough innovations.
It is the deep passion for the question that gives me enough motivation to enact the labors of love that writing a book requires, but that means I continue to write into the unknown.
Since the 1960's, the threat of a strike in the airline industry has proved to be a good motivation for both management and labor to reach agreements, said Joshua Javits, a lawyer with Ford & Harrison in Washington and former chairman of the National Mediation Board, which oversees labor relations in the railroad and airline industries.
