From child care to clean water projects, companies looking to mitigate their impact on working families and their children can learn some lessons from Timberland.
Mr Hick said that employers may look to mitigate this by hiring people below the age of 25, who do not have to be paid the £7.20 minimum.
We anticipate that some employers may look to mitigate the extra costs by taking on more young or self-employed workers, who are not entitled to the national living wage.
But while the billionaire hedge fund manager won't be relocating, he is now offering clients the chance to lower their tax bill, pitching a new fund for investors "looking to mitigate income taxes," according to The Wall Street Journal.
Brian Williams, Guardian father of the chapel for the National Union of Journalists, said: "We are encouraged by the fact the company is seeking voluntary redundancies and is looking to mitigate potential job losses by finding other cost-cutting measures".
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"We would always look to mitigate cost pressure, but unfortunately we are unable to cover all of the cost impacts we've been faced with recently," it said in a statement.
Republicans, looking to mitigate the embarrassment of a neo-Nazi grabbing the party's nomination in an Illinois congressional race, are considering an independent or write-in campaign for an alternative candidate.
The recent concept of inherent safety uses the properties of a material or process to eliminate or reduce the risk thus removing or minimizing the hazard at the source as opposed to accept the hazard and looking to mitigate the effects.
For those looking to mitigate the potential impact of genetically modified corn, however, the new study suggests that there may be strains of Bt corn that have little or no impact on nonpest species, said Dr. Arthur Zangerl, another author of the new study.
