Now, every trader is going to have the option to invest right there on their screen without having to do
the onerous work of buying and securing bitcoin itself.
As such, Gilbreth's ideas were often supported by unions, and Gilbreth himself supported unions, so long as they limited themselves to the welfare of workers, and did not create
onerous work rules that unnecessarily harmed productivity.
American children can't wait a minute longer for the unions and labor - friendly school districts to willingly cede any of
their onerous work rules.
He also pressed for reform of
the onerous work rules in the teachers» contract, including eliminating the seniority provisions, making it easier to fire incompetents, and establishing a system of merit pay.
Acting in movies can be
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In addition, Mulally negotiated a landmark labor agreement with the United Auto Workers in 2009 that eased
onerous work rules and introduced a 50 percent lower wage for new factory hires.
Not exact matches
Previously, staff would track their time on a piece of paper — and with numerous clients, they might be
working on five to seven projects a day — and then Atchison would enter those hours into QuickBooks manually, an
onerous process.
They devote more than 25 % of their
working hours to handling all the
onerous obligations that fall under the category of «managing.»
When SchooLinks geared up for launch, trying to squeeze a massive amount of
work into four days ended up making a stressful period even more
onerous.
Geoffrey Crothall of China Labor Bulletin said the news media's focus on ride - hailing apps obscured the main complaint of the Chinese taxi drivers: that rapacious fleet companies charge
onerous rental fees that leave drivers with little to show for their
work.
DOL staff are rumored to be hard at
work collecting data on the Obama - era fiduciary rule in order to potentially amend the more
onerous aspects.
One who has seen a new wife welcomed to a chief's tent among the Adwan Arabs — the new arrival recommended and selected by the first wife, alike for the chief's satisfaction and to assist in the daily
work now grown too
onerous — feels himself at home in the Old Testament.
Part of this is because I love my
work so it didn't feel
onerous getting back to it, and part of it was because Violet slept so much in her first month that it was easy to poke in and keep
work projects moving.
«These sad events shine a light on the
onerous responsibility councils bear in
working with the most vulnerable children and families, and the equally
onerous responsibility we ask individual members of staff, children's social workers especially, to carry on our behalf,» she is expected to say later.
He urged his supporters to bury any differences they might have against anybody, stressing that henceforth the party would
work together as one big family in the
onerous task of dislodging the PDP - led administration in the state.
«This overall situation once again underscores the need to
work even harder at the state level to provide new and ongoing tax relief to middle class families, starting with balancing our budget without any tax increases, lowering
onerous energy taxes for seniors and other homeowners, and making the successful two percent property tax cap permanent,» Flanagan said.
Many fast food joints won't even allow there workers to
work more than 30 hours a week in order to avoid the
onerous mandate of that other ignoramus Obama and signature economic nightmare Obamacare.
This is an
onerous tax that would negatively affect
working families, many of whom commute to and from New York City every day.
Rather than being targeted, the bill would impose
onerous requirements on many nonprofits and inhibit contributions to nonprofits seeking to carry out charitable
work, and could jeopardize the ability of many nonprofit organizations to operate in New York.»
The local regulations created could be so
onerous that drivers would not financially be able to
work with the company, Gold said.
Simply put, the Tier VI provisions would be
onerous on
working people and undermine middle class security and the governor ought to be more concerned about that.
It's at all times
onerous for
working mothers, whether or not they
work from home or away, to place a wholesome fast meal on the desk.
Alfre Woodard has a knowing cameo as a planter's mistress who schools Solomon in the reality for genteel female slaves: submitting to lust is less
onerous than backbreaking
work in the fields (Patsey escapes neither).
No one, however, talked about
working through associations or other groups to change the aspects of state policy that seemed most
onerous.
«We are pleased that the committee summarized its
work to date, examining the
onerous testing issue that impacts our students and public education,» said CEA President Sheila Cohen.
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Even if there were «
onerous» requirements to qualify, the extra
work would likely be worth it.
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While its story ends up feeling
onerous and far from the graceful prose that made Tolkien's
works so timeless, the world around it is bursting with originality and joie de vivre.
«For now, be assured that we're
working very
onerous on adjusting, updating and supporting Chrono Trigger on Steam.»
Square Enix can also be
onerous at
work on an Avengers recreation and this looks like it might be a good time to point out it.
Adding to this
onerous background, the burdens of growing up in a household of alcoholism and poverty led the pair to develop a drive and determination that continues to fuel their
work.
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke are hard at
work undoing the Obama administration's
onerous regulations against...
Organizations routinely file nuisance lawsuits and
onerous Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to disrupt the
work of climate scientists.
None - the-less, a more formal, structured, and
onerous process was imposed on the scientists
work in the nuclear industry.
Our local appellate court found that this was an
onerous, unworkable requirement: ``... plaintiffs» proposed requirement that every attorney who ever
worked on the case submit a separate declaration is neither legally required nor particularly useful.»
Some of the
onerous, even punitive, and certainly wacky rules now seem to
work against the general purpose of CLE — to promote more competent, ethical lawyers.
In these situations, the Crown will be less inclined to agree to bail variations and may only do so where otherwise specified in family law proceedings or where the conditions imposed on the accused are so
onerous as to prevent the accused from being a productive member of society (i.e. a curfew that restricts ability to
work or go to school).
The rule suggests that the state bar may adopt a registration system for counsel who wish to practice locally under 5.5 (d), and we will watch the registration issue carefully since it can create unnecessarily
onerous processes, but all in all, this is a true advance for those in - house counsel
working in the state but flying below the bar's radar in terms of their lack of local admission.»
Finally, the court did not order a review of spousal support although if the wife did obtain
work the husband would be entitled to argue this was a material change justifying a reduction of the
onerous spousal support payment.
The agreement contained
onerous restrictive covenants preventing Mr Smith from
working as a plumber in any part of Greater London for three months after termination.
However, the
work can be
onerous with the executor being personally accountable for any errors.
In particular, the ET was entitled and right to place weight on the
onerous restrictive covenants... [which included] precluding Mr Smith from
working as a plumber in any part of Greater London for three months after the termination of the [agreement]».
«Different incentives are at
work here, whether you're trying to provide access to justice, where an individual trying to advance their case is not going to get hit with extremely
onerous costs for advancing what they think is a legitimate case,» says Macek.
It also means we must also support the inevitable call for the more
onerous requirements to be matched by a sufficient increase in resourcing, both for the investigating agencies and the ancillary services (e.g. forensic experts) upon which their
work depends.
UK organisations could find their statutory obligations more
onerous if UK courts apply the
working party's wide interpretation instead of the controversial restrictive interpretation of the concept of personal data in Durant v Financial Services Authority [2003] EWCA Civ 1746, [2003] All ER (D) 124 (Dec).
Other reviewers have detailed many issues with TII, so to be brief, the 24/7 Worldwide Assistance doesn't
work as advertised, there are
onerous and unnecessary paperwork req's for claims and when I mentioned I wanted to make a complaint, I was asked to put it in writing so they could have their lawyer respond!
These factors often prevented the exchange from
working as planned, and these
onerous transactions generated negative publicity, as viators alerted regulators and the media about the damaging financial consequences of the settlements.
You can then press the WPS button on the sensor and your router to complete the pairing, but if that doesn't
work (it didn't for me), or you don't feel like running back and forth between the devices, you must go through a more
onerous manual pairing process.