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- Dictionaryfortitude/ˈfɔːtɪtjuːd/
noun
- 1. courage in pain or adversity: "she endured her illness with great fortitude"
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2 hours ago · The new definition, introduced into the FW Act, underlines two key aspects to casual employment: It is not characterised by a firm advanced commitment to continuing and indefinite work. This considers a number of factors. The employee is entitled to a casual loading, or specific casual rate of pay, under their industrial instrument.
1 day ago · Their outcomes are testimony to their commitment, purpose and fortitude throughout their time at St Mary’s College. St Mary's College, Hull, Y11 student Marie who gained an exceptional 11 x ...
2 hours ago · Former mining CEO Bernard Swanepoel has led the turnaround of struggling gold mines. On the latest FixSA podcast, he shares how the leadership principles employed at Harmony Gold can be applied to ...
1 day ago · These achievements are also a testament to the fortitude of our business model, the commitment of our people and the mutual trust and depth of our customer and supplier partnerships. We are executing our growth strategies, implementing continuous improvement projects throughout the company to optimize our cost structure.
2 hours ago · His point is that of a Government that looks great on the outside, but so few politicians that reside in its corridors have intestinal fortitude to be of use. It recalls the story of Sophie Scholl, a young German girl who stood against the Nazi regime. Sophie used to hand out leaflets, and when she was asked why she was doing so, her answer was ...
1 day ago · Taurua highlighted the importance of consistency and mental fortitude in the selection process. “If players are consistent in their craft and brand of netball, then we always see their uniqueness shine through,” she added. The coach also noted the depth in the midcourt and the growing strength in the defensive and shooting areas.
1 day ago · Another interpretation sees the work in terms of the perfection of virtue, with the pentangle representing the moral perfection of the connected virtues, the Green Knight as Christ exhibiting perfect fortitude, and Gawain as slightly imperfect in fortitude by virtue of flinching when under the threat of death. [81]
