Although this question was phrased in a 'leading' manner, it was considered important to do so, as collecting data on sensitive topics in conservative and male-dominated societies does not invite open discussion, due to fears of retribution and job loss [ 41, 42].
Other studies show that married nurses are more likely to participate in studies about errors [ 66], and this may be because married women are more secure in facing the consequences of error reporting, like blame, shame, retribution and job loss, due to the safety of a dual-income earning household.
And even some of those who support Mr. Kostunica are nervous about expressing that support, saying they are worried about possible retribution, in their jobs or pensions, from the ruling coalition.
My husband, whose identity I am keeping hidden for fear of agency retribution or loss of his job, is an essential government employee, which, unlike furloughed employees, means he must go to work or lose his job.
But as interim leader he found himself obliged to deal with continuous eruptions of protests demanding jobs, wages and immediate retribution against members of the former ruling elite.
The neighbor, who declined to be named, saying she feared retribution, said that Ms. Lennon held down several jobs and was recently employed at a nearby Burger King, but that she had dreamed of opening a day care center.
Several have lost their jobs, despite a federal law prohibiting retribution against Guard or Reserve troops called to duty.
George Osborne said that "anger and retribution" would not help to create economic growth or jobs.
It took considerable courage for some of his witnesses to testify, for ordinary people to resist the threat of death and come forward, for officials to do their jobs, for society itself to achieve not retribution but justice.
Mr. Coconate's legal efforts to get his job back have failed, though he gained some retribution when the court-appointed city hiring monitor awarded him $75,000 in 2008 from a fund for victims of politically motivated job discrimination at City Hall.
