If the planning system took their loss into account, valued it and compensated them for it, their hostility might turn to indifference.
And I think it's highly important because we as women also represent, you know, the majority of the population in the world, and what we do, our work, our efforts, our contributions are never valued and cherished and compensated in the same way as men".
Germany never misses an opportunity to demand from erring nations compliance with the rule of law and instead exerting effort to frustrate the clamor for justice of a whole nation, must use the same moral values and compensate the Greeks.
However, high IL-7 values in HIV-Rec-children could increase the thymic output, increasing TRECs values and compensating for the faulty thymic function.
As the disease progresses, patients may seek support in (1) refocusing on personal goals that are most valued and achievable and (2) compensating through medical care and practical supportive services that maximize achievement of goals, including home care and hospice (Mor et al 1987, 1992).
It's important to challenge these and understand their impact on how we value, perceive and compensate all women and how race and marginalization play on this.
In an era when women still struggle to be equally valued, compensated and loved for their minds, this trend seems culturally damaging.
"I don't think any organization is going to maximize effectiveness if they have that big a disconnect between what they value and how they compensate people," he told me.
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Unlike finance, however, in tech it's harder to identify and compensate value drivers — namely engineers, designers and other product people.
