The increased workload has negatively affected staff morale.

Prolonged operation in these areas bears heavily on individual performance and morale.

That is why sudden austerity cannot be a morale builder. For morale, we need a social compact that finds a purpose for everyone, a way to show oneself to be part of society by being a worker of some sort.

(f) To enhance the status, morale and professionalism of teachers and to address shortages of qualified teachers

This process, Mr. Schiff said, stalled the release of intelligence products, hurt morale among analysts and insufficiently accommodated dissenting views.

It causes people who engage in that activity to lose morale and it causes the activity itself to lose morality.

Further, there was a serious deterioration in staff morale, which adversely affected the capacity of UNCDF to attract and retain high quality personnel.

In his interviews with managers, he was told that it is best (at least from a manager s point of view) if the pain of reduced employment is concentrated on a few people, whose grumbling is not heard by the remaining employees. Employers worry about workplace morale, not about the morale of the employees they lay off.

On the traditional family farm, there was no unemployment. Austerity exposes the modern economy s lack of interpersonal connectedness and the morale costs that this implies.

In many areas, rampant unemployment dulls their ambition and undermines morale, and we know that civil conflict can have a particularly devastating effect on the young.

(g) Conduct an assessment of hidden costs of conflicts, covering the cost for wasted time, loss of skilled staff, low morale and productivity and health costs

1.35 Increases in staff compensation or the cost of services and supplies promulgated by host authorities place unforeseen burdens on the Agency, affect staff morale and require redeployment of scarce resources.

Low morale results from too little kindness and decency it is a failure of custom and manners, a loss of social purpose, a diminution of the ability or the will to distinguish right from wrong and then to act rightly. At root, low morale is just a consequence of the indifference of medical scientists, busy in their labs, allowing the social and emotional foundations of their field to rot away beneath them.

Bush's war in Iraq has done untold damage to America as well, impairing its military power and undermining the morale of the armed forces. Before the war, America could project overwhelming force.

The Optional Protocol will effectively help to protect and boost the morale of those United Nations and associated personnel who risk their lives to serve the vulnerable and needy of the world.

Gathering sophisticated intelligence is largely a matter of understanding trends. It is less important, for instance, to steal a copy of North Korea s bomb designs than to know the morale and capability of its scientists.

While this important gesture will alleviate to some extent the shortage of accommodation for the armed forces, the overall shortage of accommodation remains a serious problem, which negatively affects the morale of the armed forces.

In order to provide a stronger sense of career security and to improve staff morale, it was decided to extend the length of employment contracts to a period of two years for all Tribunal staff.

With fewer staff available, overtime usage has increased however, longer working hours have taken a toll on the morale, health and motivation of the staff, and there has been an increase in sick and emergency leave taken.

The Chairman indicated that the Committee takes this matter very seriously as it has a significant impact on staff morale and productivity as well as on the efficiency of the Organization, and could also have a significant financial impact.

It has been proven repeatedly that military intimidation of civilians does not break their morale and turn them against their own leaders, however terrible the regime. On the contrary, shared hardship usually strengthens the ties between citizens and their rulers.

It is less important, for instance, to steal a copy of North Korea s bomb designs than to know the morale and capability of its scientists. It is important to know how much deprivation in a country would swing public opinion.

Although the above mentioned measures have had a positive impact on staff morale, they are not sufficient to motivate staff to remain with the organization until notification that their posts are being abolished or until the completion of the mandate.

The consequence has been a loss of morale among those of us who trusted market forces and social democratic governments to prove Marx wrong about income distribution in the long run and a search for new and different tools of economic management.

No less important, when Japan sends hardware, experts and training follow, and we convey our sense of pride in committing ourselves to our duties. By cultivating a high degree of morale and proficiency, we strengthen the bonds between the peoples of Japan and recipient countries.

The source states that Mr. Choi is not being given proper and adequate medical and dietary treatment in the prison and that his wife, when she visited him in August 2004, found him even thinner and more frail, in declining health and with low morale.

On 20 June 2004, Mr. al Shaghouri was sentenced to three years' imprisonment by the Supreme State Security Court (SSSC) on charges of disseminating in Syria false and exaggerated information that sap the morale of the nation, in accordance with article 286 of the Penal Code.

The seat of the College of Europe in Natolin, near Warsaw, is a near perfect barometer to test the morale of Europe. If the young European elites being trained there to occupy positions within the European Union s institutions no longer believe in the EU s future, something is really wrong.

But that argument ignores the effect of sporting success on national morale, an intangible factor in a country s success in other, more serious, spheres of endeavor. A country that can succeed in one sphere of peaceful competition is encouraged to feel that it can do well in others.

The agreements are supplemented in some countries by works councils and at the international level by framework agreements, all of which greatly increase trust, worker morale and participation and increase the possibility of substantial progress towards sustainable industrial development through the inclusion of energy and climate change related targets.

In his book Why Wages Don t Fall During a Recession, Truman Bewley of Yale University reported on an extensive set of interviews with business managers involved with wage setting and layoffs. He found that they believed that a serious morale problem would result from reducing everyone s hours and pay during a recession.

To be a professor, it seems to me, one must first have something of importance to oneself that needs affirming, and then one must affirm it. Morale among professors in science will remain low until they decide that their strongest feelings, as well as their best data, should determine professional behavior and professional status.

They know private things that my partner abandoned me, that some of my children live in the streets and use drugs, and that my morale is at rock bottom. Later, after the entire community had been involved in the project, new relationships of trust led the men and women involved to perceive themselves differently.

As we once came here and also took an oath, we were extremely motivated when we found President Xi also came here. It seemed to enhance the morale of the people. So, after discussing with each other, we decided to pay another visit so that we could review the procedure of making a vow here. I am so excited today.

He believes that the security agreement with the US could be a useful bargaining chip in such negotiations. But this view fails to account for the potential consequences of a premature withdrawal of US and NATO forces, including diminished morale among Afghan forces and renewed hope among the Taliban that they will be able to retake control of the country relatively soon.

The decision to launch the satellite, which had been planned by Kim Jong il, is clearly intended to provide a heroic martial achievement for a new leader who lacks any military experience. The regime aims to boost North Korea s international prestige and domestic morale simultaneously, with the population supposedly keen to support this show of the country s technological and military might.

Why are neuroscientists, molecular biologists, geneticists, and developmental biologists men and women whose discoveries have forever changed the way we understand ourselves so uneasy about their futures? The crisis in morale among today s medical scientists stems not from money problems, nor from the stage of development of their fields, nor from the level of research that is being conducted, but from these scientists failure to form themselves into proper, humane communities.

Corporate vision has developed to expand UNCDF investments in both local development and microfinance within the LDCs Programme based achievements, both in terms of implementation and new formulations, continued, though both were affected by the low level of predictable, multi year resources to finance the UNCDF mandate UNCDF continued its struggle to remain a viable organization financially and Staff morale was adversely affected by the uncertainties concerning UNCDF.

At the time of the consideration of the first performance reports for the biennium 2004 2005, the Tribunals had alerted the Advisory Committee to the difficult situation they faced with respect to their staffing situation, with low staff morale and high turnover rates resulting from the recruitment freeze that was in effect from May to December 2004, and in particular to the negative impact of this situation on the Tribunals and their capacity to implement their completion strategies.