Sentence examples for attitude of the management from inspiring English sources

These findings are consistent with previous studies on the employment benefits of the organization (Duda, 2014; Hiltrop, 1999; Saks et al., 1996), and the attitude of the management (Turban et al., 1998; Goltz & Giannantonio, 1995).

One or more of the following are the primary reasons for such disasters: The indifferent attitude of the management towards safety, the lax enforcement of the existing regulations by the regulatory bodies as well as unusual delays in the judicial systems.

Tell me about the attitude of the management and the monks at Tiger Temple after the scandal.

Therefore, the measurement tool performs less well in comparing hospitals on PO, as the subjective answers of respondents can be influenced by the positive attitude of the management of the hospital that is not counterbalanced by actual development of process orientation in for instance care pathways.

The four anticoagulation clinics participating in this study had different attitudes on the management of the interaction between coumarins and antibiotics.

This case highlights the importance of choosing the correct therapeutic attitude for the management of the geriatric population especially in those who do not have any significant co-morbid conditions.

The responses indicated that a positive attitude to the management of behavioural problems in cognitive impairment and greater confidence in managing such cases made it more likely that participants would choose to coordinate the care of patients in these circumstances.

The survey also assessed nurse confidence and attitudes to the management of lifestyle risk factors using a Likert scale of 1 – 5 (' Not at all confident' to ' very confident').

This would include the internal culture of the organisation, the attitude of management, and the pattern of incentives as perceived by the staff.

This brief characterization of policies and plans reveals a varied set of attitudes towards the management of the pastoral commons within the 'modernisation' ideology.

Moreover, research on training and education of caregivers in primary care [ 59- 61] shows that the influence of short courses on attitude in the management of patients with mental illness as on patient outcomes is relatively small.