Sentence examples for Compressed schedules from inspiring English sources

Some educators trace its beginnings to the oil embargo of 1973, when universities compressed schedules to save energy in classrooms.

Many of the largest testing companies are expanding to cope with the added work and compressed schedules built into the law.

Yet there is much more that employers could do -- and some especially far-thinking ones already are doing -- to let employees work compressed schedules, share jobs or adjust hours to their children's school days.

Companies, too, are buying into all this and trying to entice loyalty and new talent with perks such as casual dress Fridays, flex time, compressed schedules, work-from-home days and generous vacation policies.

For those with compressed schedules, the lowest fare found for Jan . 14 to 22 for example, was $1,860.

Companies should put one person in charge of overseeing all of the employees who are working these compressed schedules, tracking their hours, and looking at the assignments and how they are staffed, she says.

"It is a very compressed schedule," Ms. Blanco says.

But exhausting first-round series and a compressed schedule were no reason to whine.

But William M. Gardner, New Hampshire's longtime secretary of state, said pride should remain the dominant emotion here, despite the compressed schedule.

Mr. Clinton said this morning that it was entertaining to watch the recall race from afar, with its colorful characters and highly compressed schedule.

Given the production's compressed schedule, providing only 10 days of rehearsal before the first performance, the actors would have to learn the art of puppetry practically overnight.