Sentence examples for competing workplace from inspiring English sources

Competing workplace holiday parties on "The Office" propelled NBC to No. 2 in the ratings on Thursday night among adults 18 to 49, but CBS, with the second-to-last installment of "Survivor: Cook Islands," led the night in total viewers.

Participants reported several competing workplace hazards and controls that may serve as barriers to HRI prevention.

GP5 The amount of information required in completing a report, time constraints, competing workplace priorities in the workplace and dissatisfaction with reporting methods were identified as barriers to reporting by the GPs and PED consultants.

But the culture has changed as they moved from being a regulated monopoly to competing in the workplace, from shedding the Baby Bells and now competing with them and from merging two years ago with TCI.

The other part of Johnson's equation is to look at "all the failures of the Labour market – and the reasons Londoners are not getting the jobs they need", alongside an expansion of apprenticeships to give young people "that vital experience of competing in a workplace".

For a new app that is coming to the market after the meteoric rise of Slack, as well as other competing services like Workplace from Facebook and Hipchat from Atlassian, some might argue that Teams and Microsoft are late to the game.

The difficulties of balancing the competing demands of the workplace and our personal lives can affect the most capable of people.

These discrepancies may have resulted from certain attitudes and beliefs, including cultural beliefs, competing health priorities and workplace hazards and controls, and a lack of perceived ability to exert personal control over certain HRI risk factors [ 28].

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Many of them, he says, are looking for ways to improve their memories and stamina so that they can better compete in the workplace.

It is Facebook's move to compete with existing workplace communication and collaboration tools from big technology companies like Google and Microsoft, as well as from emerging startups like Slack.