16, 17 Health care resources are limited, stressing cost-effectiveness and decreasing the length of hospital admissions.
Now they also stress costs to taxpayers.
Employee absence due to stress costs the economy a huge amount of money each year.
But his solution would stress cost-containment over assuring coverage for all.
But that pleasure is retreating as company travel policies stress cost-cutting, the company's most recent National Business Travel Monitor suggests.
For example, work stress costs employers over $300 billion in the U.S [3] and £25.9 billion in the U.K annually [4], whereas in Canada, work time lost due to stress costs $12 billion per year [5].
29 38 41 36 38–41 'Practical needs' including financial stress (cost of care, assistance for obtaining drug coverage plans for medication, worried about being able to provide for their family impact on activities of daily living (eg, dressing, bathing)) were reported by seven studies.
Mr Cameron stresses those cost pressures, saying the status quo is not sustainable.
While this new wealth represents a huge growth opportunity for manufacturers and retailers, it is also likely to create new resource stresses and cost pressures on some commodities.
Heat dissipation, thermal stresses, warpage, cost, and in many cases weight (i.e., mass), are important in electronics and photonics (e.g., lasers, light-emitting diodes).
