Sentence examples for boss views from inspiring English sources

Naturally, she appealed, but last week the Iowa Supreme Court upheld the lower court's decision (for the second time), maintaining its view that an employee "may be lawfully terminated simply because the boss views the employee as an irresistible attraction".

Ms. Nelson's lawyer had asked the court to reconsider a December decision, in which the justices said the issue was "whether an employee who has not engaged in flirtatious conduct may be lawfully terminated simply because the boss views the employee as an irresistible attraction".

(This question ties into the question above and tells you about how the boss views goal setting and performance reviews).

Can we get that player we feel is in there out of him?" The Hearts boss views him as a player who could strengthen the Hearts back line, given the right coaching and pairing.

You know that your boss "views the behaviour as acceptable or is unconcerned about acting unethically," since your attempt to raise the issue went nowhere, said Maurice Schweitzer, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School who studies business ethics and negotiations.

It doesn't have to be a big production to have a real, positive impact on how your boss views you in the wake of your mistake.

Don's boss viewed Don as an impulsive decision-maker; Don, meanwhile, found his boss indecisive.

In a way, it was Abrams who seemed to be setting the tone for the renewed alliance between the democracy promoters on the political right and the left, by suggesting that his boss' view that democracy could and should be brought to the Arab World was correct.

There are plenty of ways writers explore their bosses' views beyond face-to-face meetings.

It can only help your patients to know that your bosses' views are, at best, idiosyncratic: virtually all physicians favor vaccination.

Wal-Mart has hitherto taken a hard line on what its bosses view as nuisance lawsuits.