Sentence examples for back employees from inspiring English sources

High on his agenda was ending the internal warfare and winning back employees' enthusiasm and admiration.

Those companies in turn could buy equipment and hire back employees, who could then spend more money as consumers.

Customers did not like the change, and Walmart added merchandise back, but with declining sales then, it did not add back employees, she said.

The customs episode immediately sent a signal that Infosys's leaders would back employees whenever they chose to take values-based decisions.

Colwyn Williamson, of the Campaign for Academic Freedom and Standards, said that there had been previous cases of universities refusing to legally back employees: "Cutting and running in that way is not unknown.

As the budget battles rage on in Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana, pitting American workers against the conservative and Republican establishment, a new poll shows that union workers are backed by a majority of Americans ("Majority in Poll Back Employees in Public Unions," front page, March 1).

Under current rules, companies must retire repurchased shares or use them to back employee stock options programs, which few Japanese companies have.

Earlier this year Daimler reached an agreement with them, cutting back employee benefits for the first time in memory.

The higher forecast reflected the store's fierce cost reduction program that closed 11 stores, eliminated 7,000 jobs, chopped capital spending, scaled back employee retirement funds and hacked its dividend.

But rather than provide healthcare to more workers, a growing number of employers are cutting back employee hours instead.

On several occasions I have received recognition and awards from senior management; the most coveted being the two back to back "Employee of the Year (2011 and 2012)" awards from my current employer.