Sentence examples for delayed promotion from inspiring English sources

Tanzania, although it has invested in human resources development, found that low salaries, delayed promotion opportunities and poor working conditions led to dissatisfaction in the workforce.

(Nurse, hospital, FGD) The three-year frequency of promotion was considered a basic right, and delayed promotion was thus seen as a violation of the contract between the employer and employee and constituted a major source of dissatisfaction.

Additionally, concerns such as those related to delayed promotion, lack of supervision, denied access to training and perceived unfairness in allocation of allowance contributed to low motivation, job dissatisfaction and sometime strikes [ 17, 43, 44].

Travolta plays Terl (which for some reason rhymes with "Darrel"), a Psychlo security officer on Earth awaiting a long delayed promotion as he enslaves humankind.

Delayed promotion is clearly a violation of the psychological contract, but may simultaneously be a violation of the formal contract if a fixed interval for promotion stated in the health worker's formal contract of employment is not adhered to.

(CO, dispensary, IDI Another COO relayed his concerns about the impact of delayed promotion on his pension: I am approaching retirement age, I only have four years left at work, and I will probably have a poor pension.

And it has delayed promotions for some new products to keep costs down.

The decision on Sept. 22 to delay the announcements was the first time that the department has delayed promotions solely because of security concerns, a former director general of the Foreign Service, C. E. Quainton, said.

Examples of health workers with long work experience and delayed promotions accentuate this dimension of perceived unfairness.

Such findings would support a qualitative study conducted in Northern Tanzania, which described several barriers to the provision of care and included poor supervision from the district level, delayed promotions, as well as lack of feedback on the cases referred to the higher level [ 21].

He is doing so to disguise his shameful role in delaying promotion of an AIDS treatment that would have prevented tens of thousands of deaths in the first years of the epidemic.