Share price is up, and morale is climbing out of its deep, dark cave.
That requires the CEO to be much more than a cheerleader and morale booster.
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And hearing an audience applaud, of course, is a great thrill and morale booster.
Yahoo may have long-term trust and morale issues if it continues this policy.
Fewer rescues also mean more bankruptcies, which will further batter business and morale.
"I'm sure that it has disappointed people, and I'm sure it affects their confidence and morale, " said the union leader.
Mr Twigg said politicians have a duty "not to undermine the professionalism that underpins the status and morale of teachers".
They have access to better tools that lead to higher employee efficiency and morale result in an unparalleled competitive advantage.
Mr Hammond said this presented "challenges to confidence and morale" but the "black hole" in finances had to be addressed.
And former Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell said recent events had undermined Mr Fox's authority and morale at his department.
Americans for Tax Reform is one of the most powerful grass-roots organisations in the Republican coalition, a combination of nerve-centre and morale-booster.
Employees -- and morale -- are being sacrificed to make quarterly numbers.
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These funds directly affect the readiness and morale of the armed forces.
There was an "increasingly desperate emphasis on gold", the report said, and morale dropped as the games unfolded without the anticipated medal haul.
By allowing employees to work outside the office, Yahoo and its competitors revealed a new way to work that improves productivity, diversity and morale.
It said changes following the appointment of a new governor had taken its toll on staff and morale and was having an impact on prisoners.
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And what does it do the internal culture and morale of any company to be told that its days of global ambition are definitely over?
Mr. STEVE GRAY (Indiana-Kentucky Conference, United Church of Christ): The cost will be a loss of churches and members and income and revenue and morale.
He also admits that monotony, pressure and morale can create problems.
But it is argued that, while the minister's eye has been on more distant matters, discipline and morale within the army have had less attention.
Ancelotti took the opportunity to give further experience to youngsters Josh McEachran and Daniel Sturridge as the Blues comfortably saw out a crucial and morale-boosting win.
The latter can devastate the affected units' cohesion and morale.
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Since the early 1980s, the Defense Department has successfully experimented with improvements in personnel practices that have made possible considerable enhancements to civilian work-force performance and morale, while permitting some cost-savings.
When, after a second traumatic election defeat, Iain Duncan Smith gave the job to Michael Howard, the appointment looked like a measure of Tory bankruptcy, in terms of both talent and morale.
Having helped to organise the marriage, Mr Holden insists that he is as committed as ever, though he admits that he is having to spend a lot of his time these days working on communications and morale.
But he became such a distraction and morale at the Justice Department had such taken such a dive that I think they finally decided that enough was enough and they would risk actually trying to send someone up to the Senate for confirmation.
Among its many benefits are increased productivity, reduced turnover and absenteeism, and higher morale and company commitment.
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