Sentence examples for Job scope from inspiring English sources

"They were asked to do a political function, out of the purview of their job scope, let alone the conflicts of using public employees to do political work".

"These supply chains are often dependent on the charisma [rather than defined job scope] of the last-mile person," said Carolyn Hart, who directs John Snow Inc.'s Center for Public Health Logistics.

In addition the study is to examine graduates job scope after graduation and study the influence of graduates CGPA on their employability.

This has roots in the MOE's decision to introduce a three-career track structure in 2001 (Teacher, Leadership and Specialist Tracks) in the teaching profession along with the attendant job scope and responsibilities, and competencies, which correspond to the ascending substantive grade within each track.

I couldn't have asked for a better job scope.

Passion really will drive you to do beyond your job scope when you love what you do.

In recent decades individuals have experienced increasing levels of job demands and job stress due to broadened job scopes.

In 2013, microenterprises create job scopes for 88.8 million people (Muller et al. 2013/2014) in Euro zone.

Workload, measured by taking total patient visits (utilization) and dividing this number by the numbers of staff in each profession, has decreased over time.b This may be due to staff seeing more complicated cases or providing a higher quality of care that requires more time, as well as expanding their job scopes to cover other tasks, which may include research, teaching, and administration.

In a dehumanized bureaucracy, inflexible in distributing the job-scope, with every worker having to specialize from day one without rotating tasks for fear of decreasing output, tasks are often routine and can contribute to boredom.

The importance of keeping up appearances is appreciated fully by the incumbent party in Singapore, which is why any party member who is deemed to have transgressed (no matter how irrelevant the transgression in relation to their job-scope or role as a politician) is made to resign.