Danger money

The first of these is the old danger money approach. Unions bargained with management for height money, heat allowance and other forms of additional compensation where workers were mn-ning exceptional risks (Mathews 1993, p- 12). The union movement has long since abandoned this approach to health and safety. 

Algorithms placing value on commercial outcomes can be dangerous due to the enormous uncertainties. Past evaluations based on this method are necessarily incorrect. Now the approach is that if we benefit patients, money will follow. 

Nostradamus sighed. There is an alternative. Jacopo deceives himself too, remember. He lives in a fantasy world of his own making. I hope that he will now see how dangerous his own position has become and go to the chiefs to confess. Pity him. He was reared in a palace, even if he did have to eat in the kitchen. If his father had lived he would probably have been provided with an apprenticeship, but apparently nobody else cared. Then, suddenly, he is offered more money than he has ever seen in his life just to dress up like the rich playboy noble he has always dreamt of being and haunt brothels. Do you wonder he succumbed Or that he shuts his mind to what is happening as he tracks down the victims Poor devil ... 

United States Drug Free Communities Act offers federal money to communities to help educate citizens on the dangers on methamphetamine use and production. 

Comparable analytical results are required in the pharmaceutical industry, not only to avoid duplication measurements, which cost time and money, but also to be sure that the product corresponds to its specifications and is not harmful or even dangerous for a patient. Comparable results obtained in different laboratories at different time can be achieved only if these results are anchored to a common base, i.e. are traceable to this common base, preferably to one widely recognized worldwide [1], Establishment of traceabilty for an analytical method is based on understanding that ... 

Another important thing money can do is enable us to live in a healthy environment. Many of the world s poorest people live in dirty, dangerous places—unsanitary slums crawling with diseases and health hazards of all sorts. In a particularly poor area of the Bronx, for example, children had an abnormally high rate of asthma becauseofa medical waste treatment plant that was poisoning their air. 

Professional athletes should get good salaries, but not the millions like they get now. It s just too much. Their job isn t dangerous, except maybe for football or ice hockey where it s easy to get a bad injury. It s easy to get a bad injury in lots of other jobs, too, like construction, but they don t get millions of dollars. I guess, the difference is that nobody likes to watch construction workers. There s fun in the game and people like the competition, sports teams bring lots of money into a city s economy. 

Today the athleets so much money. Millions an millions of the dollars. They playing baseball, basketball football, even for golf. This is the not of the dangerous sport, even less than many of the others. 

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