Sentence examples for coordination employers from inspiring English sources

Without central coordination, employers who tried that would lose staff to others who didn't.

This means coordination between employers, councils and business – there is a need for more than car clubs, looking at travel not just vehicles.

An insufficient coordination between employers and institutions in liberal market economies (with the United States as the extreme type) is likely to lead to a school-based education system in combination with only firm-specific on-the-job training and a "hire-and-fire" mentality Morton and Siebert ([2001]).

Women working at these organisations would then receive no-cost birth control directly from the insurance companies, without any payment or coordination from the employer.

The bottom line of this inquiry is therefore that countries with inferior labor relations/lower trust have paid a stiff price in terms of elevated joblessness and that the beneficial quality effect is additional to any structural benefits provided by union and employer coordination in collective bargaining.

To ensure there's skilled labor for those plants, Obama would have to champion different policies: successful training programs like Job Corps, better coordination between colleges and employers, better treatment for superstar teachers, more child care options and better early childhood education.

The database includes all employer and Medicare coordination of benefits for those enrollees who have both employer coverage and Medicare coverage.

The lack of coordination between training institutions and employers is at the root of the problem, along with weaknesses in the regulation of health professions and the dominance of physician's groups on the policy making process.