That said, a representative of a singer-songwriter told Bloomberg that the artist turned down an appearance on an Apple Music show because of fears they would "lose promotion from Spotify".
It's like upside-down Mae West: bad girls lose promotions, she seems to say, while good girls go everywhere.
Twenty-eight percent of those surveyed said they believed caregiving had a direct negative effect on their careers, leading to demotions and lost promotions.
A highly neurotic individual would respond less intensely to losing the promotion, Mr. Hirsh said.
Football shouldn't be about administrative decisions; no one has a divine right to play at the highest level forever but the beautiful game should be about the meritocratic winning or losing of promotion or relegation after a season full of highs and lows.
BBC Wiltshire's Shaun Hodgetts: "It was so near and yet so far in May for Swindon, after losing their promotion play-off semi-final on penalties at Brentford.
Kayden, who's suffering at the hands of her more tech-savvy colleagues (both Stoya and her co-conspirator, a skeezy IT guy who helps out in exchange for sexual favours), soon spirals into a complete psychological breakdown, losing the promotion, her boyfriend and her job all in the space of an afternoon.
HR policies should protect women against violence as well as against losing seniority, promotion prospects, or a job as a result of pregnancy or caring for children and family members.
Just before his accident gives him gender-specific telepathy, Nick loses a promotion because a woman, Darcy Maguire Helen Huntt), is brought in over him.
Take the case of Rudi Bakhtiar, who told the Times in July that, back in 2007, she lost a promotion she was expecting — to be a regular correspondent in Fox's Washington bureau — after she turned down the sexual advances of a colleague who was about to become the bureau chief.
