Sentence examples for reduction in morale from inspiring English sources

We first construct a theoretical model to illustrate the mechanism whereby firms become more reluctant to cut wages when the expected reduction in morale caused by such wage cuts is greater, and, as a result, tend to implement layoffs.

Thus, under such systems, firms become more reluctant to cut wages, worrying about the reduction in worker morale.

The army is arguing that big reductions in its size would lead to a collapse in morale, particularly among officers who would see their career prospects diminished.

Jenny Stewart of KPMG, one of the firms who pay a living wage, say it benefits employee and employer: "We saw a 50% reduction in turnover of staff... staff morale went up considerably.

The report said performance levels were expected to improve when the weather improved and there was a reduction in sickness and an increase in staff morale.

Imagine the difference in morale between those two populations.

Last night I noticed a distinct break in morale.

The declining sales took their toll in morale.

36 Differences in morale, leadership and management in organisational settings may lead to variation in outcomes.

A preliminary notification of an anticipated reduction in family personnel can help reduce stress and increase morale as final layoff decisions are made.

The blockade of nitric oxide (NO) signaling during development leads to disturbances in dendrite morphology and to a reduction in synapse numbers (Sánchez-Islas and León-Olea 2004; Morales-Medina et al. 2007).