"There will always be some level of corruption in this country, but we refuse to accept corruption that affects the morale, training, and effectiveness of the A.N.A. soldier, and any corruption that will affect the coalition," Lutsky said.
There Ziegler complained to his wife about the morale, training, and safety situation aboard Iowa, stating, "We're shorthanded.
Content analysis on open-ended responses confirmed this basic distinction between clinical and supportive reasons for follow-up and included additional benefits such as monitoring outcomes, research/clinical trial follow-up, improving staff morale, training and fund-raising.
'The general problem', it continued, 'is closely related to that of the maintenance of morale' – trained observers might be able to define signs of civilian unrest, which in turn would inform official policy and propaganda (Zuckerman, 'First Note', 1941: 1941
It highlighted negligible military leadership, poor troop morale and training, problematic frontline logistics, shoddy equipment, and the generally pitiable state of Spain's colonial army.
"We have to create a federal agency security force, with high morale, high training, constant hiring and good benefits," said Neil C. Livingstone, chairman and chief executive of GlobalOptions, an international risk management firm.
However, its Scandinavian neighbour Finland provides an example of a schools system which has dramatically improved its international standing not by market experiments but by increasing the morale, the training and the trust shown in its teachers.
But in the past few years with the rise of racist attitudes and with such a difficult atmosphere in the NHS (low morale, our training suffering, dissatisfied patients sometimes becoming aggressive) I may well decide with my partner to join my many British colleagues already in Australia, feeling valued as professionals and loving it.
Poor funding, morale, or training for regulators also can play a role in regulatory capture.
The Scottish soldiery, many of whom were veterans of the Thirty Years' War, had far greater morale and training compared to their English counterparts, and met virtually no resistance until reaching Newcastle upon Tyne where, at the Battle of Newburn, they defeated the English forces and occupied the city, as well as the neighbouring county of Durham.
In response to an open question, the most common suggestions for how to stop unofficial payments were to increase monitoring and supervision (56%), to increase salaries (30%), and to improve health workers' morale and training (29%).
