It is more likely to occur, however, when new legal rights are understood by both employees and employers, are administratively easy to manage, and economically viable for employees to take up.
It may be feasible to achieve employee safety while keeping businesses viable.
"One of the things the labor shortage of the 1990's taught us is that employees are viable resources.
Making it a company required Williams's money, then Wilson, Sabet and Fenton's and dozens of other investors, not to mention Costolo, who turned it into viable business, and 2,000 employees who helped shape it into one of the biggest social networks on the planet.
And is cutting pay for employees a viable way to save money and therefore jobs?
"Unlike NTP, we are a company with 400 employees and a viable business to protect.
The work is the final step in a two-year, state-aided effort to help the operation remain viable and increase its 860-employee work force, New York State officials say.
Increased service quality through increased employee performance is a viable way for hotels to remain competitive.
All you have to do is go back to a year like 2000, when tiny startups, with little in the way of sales, assets, employees or even a viable business, were suddenly valued as if they were blue chip corporations.
He was short-staffed and had his best employees saving the endangered but viable cows while new workers were asked to "euthanize" those who were near death.
