"If it's not a good fit by personality or there are certain competitive circumstances that make it unproductive to be publicly held, the answer is to sell the company, not go private," he said.
Dayton did not call a special session of the legislature to further address the budget during May or June, claiming that the lack of agreement between him and Zellers and Koch would make it unproductive to do so.
And then there are the names only used behind management's locked doors: the "soon-to-be-shitcanned" employee, the "marked" employee, the "invisible" employee, the "unproductive" employee, etc. Make no mistake about it: In today's workplace, absence does not make the heart grow fonder, it makes it grow suspicious.
European companies have also discovered that the use of temporary workers is an effective workaround for strict national labor laws that make it hard to fire unproductive full-time employees.
All these unproductive expenditures make it impossible for vendors to save enough to move into more secure workspaces.
One of the moderate Republicans, Steve LaTourette, interviewed by CNN, blamed the pattern of crisis after crisis in Congress – which made it one of the most unproductive sessions in recent US history – on the Tea Party conservatives unhappy with the failure to rein in spending and cut the federal debt.
Make it a point to cut back unproductive demands on your schedule.
Computers make it easy to measure productivity; no surprise, the unproductive resent it.
-- and must be prevented, as it makes them unproductive, of course.
Not least, it makes business unproductive.
