Sentence examples for distributed workers from inspiring English sources
Despite the imperative, there has been a lack of theoretical and empirical efforts to investigate knowledge accessibility by distributed workers.
The idea behind the rollout is to enable distributed workers who may communicate with an enterprise but are contractors or other small-scale vendors to use the private encryption services without having to pay for them.
Our results suggest that cross-functional, geographically distributed workers may rely on early impressions of perceived trustworthiness when evaluating how their distant partners are delivering on commitments, because reliable information about actual follow-through is lacking or difficult to interpret.
However, in Spark's cluster mode the result of the algorithms wasn't transmitted to the client, because of the difficulty of fetching the results from the distributed workers to the driver.
The upside for corporates is that they can use distributed workers where there is no middleman platform to pay and no management consultancy fees, and access a talent pool (data engineers, statisticians, domain experts), which is difficult to bring inside the firm.
The new site is a blog for the distributed worker, where the office is wherever their laptop happens to be.
They found employees loved this approach, as did employers because they could distribute workers across a variety of tasks without a lot of costly training.
Workers of an insect colony are not likely to have a general overview of the state of the colony, nor does a central command exist that distributes workers among tasks.
As Dean Baker from the Center for Economic Policy Research explains, "Unions allow workers to organize and bargain collectively, raising wages and therefore the share of economic productivity distributed to workers".
In a letter distributed to workers at a shift change this afternoon, Takanori Sakaue, president and chief executive of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, wrote: "The vote is by secret ballot.
