Sentences with phrase «fear of losing one's jobs»

The finance chief also remarked that policymakers seem to be hesitant to crack down on cryptocurrencies for fear of losing jobs and growth opportunities to other regions.

I think it's important for people to be able to stand up for their ability to speak out... without fear of losing their job.

So, you're always living in fear of losing your job, of not being able to make those payments and not being there for your family.

Unfortunately, many employees are afraid to stand up to their employer out of fear of losing their jobs.

Are you working in a private sector enterprise with a constant fear of losing your job?

And you won't get any honest comments from current teachers due to fear of losing their job if they speak anything negative about the system.

The subject is so sensitive that few athletic trainers are willing to speak publicly about it, for fear of losing their jobs.

Indeed if people are constantly in fear of losing their jobs it will lead consumers to spend even less.

«A worker might be reluctant to report the tool as being lost over fear of losing their job.»

And that's all because of Fear, Fear of losing his job????????? along with the self acceptance that he's not as good as his ego once lead him to believe.

Staff at the museum, who were unwilling to be quoted directly through fear of losing their jobs, say that Cossons has «a hit list».

Students and school staff are leaving Renewal Schools in fear of losing their jobs because of school closures.

«Educators shouldn't live from year to year with fear of losing their job,» Jewell complained Wednesday.

There are certain laws that protect the rights of an employee to be able to file personal injury claims against their employers without fear of losing their jobs in the process and the Kansas personal injury lawyers at Ketchmark and McCreight, P.C. will be willing to go through all of these protection laws with you at any time.

Now I'm going to say something that will probably get me into some trouble, something that many editors and writers are afraid to say for fear of losing their jobs or their book contracts, but something which desperately needs to be spoken out loud: Christian bookstores have a chokehold on the Christian publishing industry.

One of the main things the #MeToo movement has proven is that many victims are afraid to speak up — out of fear of losing their jobs, becoming labeled or ostracized, or sharing a horrible thing that's happened to them with others.

A former employee gave the company three stars and wrote on April 28: «Employees are in constant fear of losing their jobs for saying or doing something that proves to management that they aren't a «culture fit.»»

His own fiefdom, the empire he personally built over the past three decades, is one in which women have lived in fear of losing their jobs if they objected to groping, forcible kissing, and other inappropriate workplace behaviour.

«Creating a space in which people can feel vulnerable means a person can walk into their boss's office to admit a mistake without fear of losing their job.

If the plant starts cutting staff, people will revolt,» he said, declining to be named for fear of losing his job.

As we near 10 percent unemployment nationwide (and go well past it in some areas of the country), the fear of losing a job or the sting of having already lost one is encouraging more people to own their own business.

Fear of losing a game, fear of losing their job, fear of getting passed in the depth chart, fear of the competition outworking them.

«It's one thing to report on how people feel: their fear of losing their job, increased competition (from women), discomfort with how to behave in the workplace etc... People's feelings are real; but their opinions?

WORKERS may be hiding back injuries from their employers for fear of losing their jobs, says Curtin University of Technology physiotherapy school senior ergonomics lecturer Leon Straker.

But rather than incentivize teaching innovation that would allow science educators to discuss religion and ethics --- for example, creationism in light of evolution and vice versa, or the scientific and ethical implications of stem cells and in vitro fertilization — many teachers are afraid to even mention these issues, despite their importance, for fear of losing their jobs.

Many professors who've advocated for greater inclusiveness at Moody would only speak to me off - the - record for fear of losing their jobs.

Ultimately, you are freed to preach, teach, and disciple others as the Spirit leads and Scripture compels, without the fear of losing his job or salary.

If they are fears of losing your job, thoughts of losing prominence in your town or among your peers, or objections that people need you to guide them, it may be that you are afraid of losing your power and control.

These people have families and a life after football to think about rather than fear of losing their job.

Fear of losing your job is a terrific motivator.

His total control of the club means that there is only ONE voice -(sometimes two heads are better than one) and he is allowed to rule his kingdom without fear of losing his job.

«People who are sick or who need to care for a loved one should be able to take time off without the fear of losing their job or not having money to pay the bills,» Quinn said in a statement.

Charter school teachers need a union for the same reason as other teachers — to have a voice, to be able to advocate for students without fear of losing their jobs, and to be treated like the professionals they are.

«Employees may not report their occupational injuries or illnesses to their employer or file a workers» compensation claim out of fear of losing their job, or because they are unfamiliar with the system,» said Almberg.

None of the complaints offer specific examples, and several of the harsher attacks are opinion that can neither be proved or disproved: staff morale is «quite low,» there are «huge amounts of tension and confusion,» «there is no strategic direction... other than spending monies at lightning speed,» and employees have not spoken out about the waste «for fear of losing their jobs.»

Underlying job performance anxiety are fears of failing in our career, fear of losing our job, fears of lack of money etc..

For fear of losing his job, he cowardly hides in another office.

An office environment so toxic, employees are terrified to speak up for fear of losing their jobs.

It's natural for people to worry about the consequences the change will have on them such as the fear of losing their job, being asked to do a role they are not trained for or one they don't want to do.

They are stifled by the work that must be done, and a fear of losing their job.

Most teachers don't believe in this methodology but they are afraid to speak up in fear of losing their jobs.

Many scientists who are privately sceptical about it just daren't speak up for fear of losing their jobs or their grants.

Ken Jagger, CEO, AdventBalance: Jagger describes how, by working on a project basis, AdventBalance lawyers are able to take time off between projects without the fear of losing their jobs or being set back in their careers.

A recent study by the Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) interviewed 4,800 workers from across 12 states, including Wisconsin, to see if they had a fear of losing their job after experiencing an injury in the workplace.

The new leaves of absence allows caregivers to focus their attention on what matters most: providing care and support to their loved ones without the fear of losing their job.

ten personal emergency leaves (two paid) will mean that migrant workers can take sick days or emergency leaves without fear of losing their jobs;