Market Basket's CEO Arthur T. Demoulas's thoughtful, caring ways together with his moral fiber, strong character, personal ethics and unwavering integrity inspired 25,000 steadfast loyal employees who risked their jobs and engaged in an innately-born open revolution to support him.
Once openly known among workers as "Mother Aetna," the culture encouraged employees to be steadfast to the point that they'd become risk-averse, tolerant of mediocrity, and suspicious of outsiders.
Ultimately, employees cannot remain steadfast in previous ways, and ought to be open to new ways of doing things.
Dotted among the builders, road workers and council employees who lived there, were steadfast members of the north London intelligentsia – forerunners of the Milibands.
"Now that V.U.'s board has decided to enter into exclusive negotiations with G.E./NBC, I am hopeful that V.U.'s strategic direction will reward its employees and shareholders for their patient and steadfast support".
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Amgen acknowledges the service of veteran employees through various events, and is a steadfast supporter of those who continue to serve in the National Guard and Reserve.
On behalf of the Department, I apologize to those who were impacted by the practices of the past and reaffirm the Department's steadfast commitment to diversity and inclusion for all our employees, including members of the LGBTI community. .
We must be steadfast in our determination to do what is right for our patients, employees and society at large.
The Greens, however, have been steadfast in opposing the opt-out and insisting on the fair treatment of employees.
"The current administration is steadfast in ensuring a fair and balanced disciplinary process for its sworn and civilian employees.
