Sentence examples for benchmarking surveys from inspiring English sources

"Benchmarking" surveys must be carried out to see where a company's pay-and-benefits structure falls short of the competition's.

Benchmarking surveys from major human resources consulting firms like Mercer can cost up to $5,000, but you don't need to pay that much.

Private sector companies are beating a path to a borough council's door following its success in a benchmarking survey for email customer service.

Indeed the introduction of childcare vouchers formed part of the reason why the department received a silver award at the British Diversity awards and a gold standard in the Opportunity Now benchmarking survey 2003.

We now have a variety of unmetered access packages and, according to the latest OECD benchmarking survey, Internet costs for off-peak unmetered access are the cheapest in Europe and second only to the United States.

A benchmarking survey undertaken last academic year revealed that the proportion of institutions providing specialist careers provision for international students increased from 42% in 2009/10 to 60% 2010/11, partly because a third of careers services developed programmes with alumni overseas to promote the employability of international students.

The Law Society of Scotland's annual financial benchmarking survey found larger firms, with 10 or more partners, improved their profitability last year.

Lorna Jack, chief executive of the Law Society of Scotland, said: "Our latest benchmarking survey has brought positive news, with some firms seeing growth as we begin to emerge from the economic downturn.

Using the global NCD Alliance Advocacy Toolkit, the Initiative conducted a benchmarking survey to document an evidence-based account of the NCD response in East Africa from a civil society perspective [ 32, 33].

The show is a worthy successor to "Freestyle" and "Frequency," benchmark surveys of new African-American art.

Representative sampling protocols for orebodies, plant or test products, the use of geometallurgical unit classification, stratified sampling, high confidence metallurgical test programmes, concentrator sampling audits (Benchmark Surveys) and the use of quantitative mineralogy (QEMSCAN and EPMA) are key components of the strategy.