dissatisfaction

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• New research suggests that 1 in 4 teachers are thinking about quitting due to higher stress levels and general dissatisfaction with their job.

• Board members’ dissatisfaction with the secrecy of the contracts – some which were entered into under a rule that allows the general manager to execute contracts below $150,000 without board approval – boiled over in a board meeting.

• While both men and women recognized the situation was imbalanced, it only led to relationship dissatisfaction among the women, unless the men were doing a lot of childcare.

• Faculty from the College of Business Administration have also expressed dissatisfaction with the university’s decision-making and that they didn’t know their own colleague had harassed students in their program.

• Bolsonaro’s mishandling of the pandemic has created ripple effects in other areas, including the economy and public health care system, all of it increasing the public’s frustration and dissatisfaction.

• Time and again, the author confuses chattering class dissatisfaction with an honest assessment of accomplishment.

• But amid this widespread and sustained dissatisfaction, 2014 was a terrible year for third-party candidates.

• Dempsey has twice made public statements that seemed to reveal his dissatisfaction with the White House policy.

• “The best hope [for getting something done] is the growing job dissatisfaction that many members feel,” he said.

• The incredible public with both political parties has been building for some time.