Sentence examples for challenging work environments from inspiring English sources
within challenging work environments, midwives and student midwives can experience both organisational and occupational sources of work-related psychological distress.
Since knowledge-oriented workers more heavily prioritize interesting and challenging work environments, appropriate work-life-balance, and competence-based pay, managing them requires more sophisticated motivational and performance management measures.
On the pay issue, in Los Angeles, where you're dealing with some challenging work environments, you want to be more than competitive.
The PRIME intervention was designed to build health workers' (HWs) skills by supporting and motivating them emotionally in their challenging work environments with the goal of improving treatment and attracting patients to health centres (HC) in Eastern Uganda.
Staff, particularly in the rural areas where 85% of the population live [ 9], continue to face challenging work environments characterised by high workloads, lack of essential resources and health technologies, and inadequate supervision or managerial support.
Stress builds up daily, especially in competitive, busy or challenging work environments.
"I have never faced a more difficult and challenging work environment," said Petrofac's chief executive Ayman Asfari, who joined Petrofac in 1991.
Cooper says people who return from holiday refreshed, re-energised and refocused usually feel better able to cope with what is now a much more relentless and challenging work environment for many of us.
The characteristics of the students in Italy create a more challenging work environment for teachers in schools with VET programmes, whereas the lack of resources for professional development is similar for teachers of all groups.
The way it works is that the system (currently in prototype stage) makes it possible to share the first-person perspective of a worker in a challenging work environment with an "expert" off-site, by providing guidance over a head-mounted camera, a microphone, and an AR application developed by AIST.
