Sentence examples for a job task from inspiring English sources
Once a job task is processed, the worker acknowledges the queue of accomplishing the task.
When used in conjunction with a job task analysis, a gap analysis can be performed to determine the skills needed in order to perform the job effectively and the skills the workforce presently has.
Lastly, compared to previous studies, we addressed a larger number of job categories in our field experiment, since discrimination against ex-offenders may vary across different occupations and may be contingent on whether a job task demands low-skilled or high-skilled workers and whether the composition of workers in a job category is female-dominated or male-dominated.
It was a job task but I'm not really one for advice.
Work motivation has been described as "psychological processes that direct, energize, and maintain action toward a job, task, role, or project" [ 29, 30].
Control banding allows managers to use process knowledge, walkthroughs, toxicological data and other information sources to assign a job task to a "control band" based on risk potential.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced last week the creation of a jobs task force and a scheme offering financial incentives for employers to take on North Sea apprentices who are facing redundancy.
A typical decision is the choice of a multi-job task-sequence architecture.
To allow inclusion into this meta-analysis, we had to pool multiple nonreference exposure group–specific odds ratios (ORs) for the Pesch et al. (2000) study, which reported results based on a job exposure matrix (JEM) and also on a (more precise) job-task exposure matrix (JTEM).
The second policy is more lavish as you can see in Algorithm 3, as it concurrently increases the map and reduce slots reserved by the job, allocating a new VM for the jobs' tasks.
Contextual factors that may explain why not even greater improvement was achieved included: a mismatch between job tasks, licensing constraints, and competence; a perception of being monitored, and discomfort with inter-professional collaboration.
