Sentence examples for division employees from inspiring English sources

Other times he simply walked in behind division employees, lawyers knowledgeable about the case said.

Verizon officials have repeatedly said they needed major concessions from the landline division employees to keep that business competitive and to increase its lagging profitability.

Dianne Struzzi, a Department of Investigation spokeswoman, said the agency was investigating several cases "regarding outside employment of N.Y.C.H.A. elevator division employees".

Last month, Philips said it would lay off 1,600 health care division employees, 5percentt of its work force, because of the recession.

The group released a report that it said was based on an anonymous survey that over a third of the criminal division employees responded to, many of whom said their investigations were suffering.

They've embraced paid online education and even enroll six online division employees in for-profit colleges to keep track of the competition.

"I almost got run over yesterday," said Mr. Keenan, a Greenburgh highway division employee, as a growing line of traffic edged ever closer to where a crew was working on a recent Friday.

In one instance, investigators found Mr. McKeon working on his own car with three other men, at least one of whom was identified as another elevator division employee, although work orders showed Mr. McKeon and Mr. Diadema performing preventive maintenance on elevators.

This comes in messages highlighted in the Canadian court documents suggesting the GVC team see him as its Canadian partner, discussing details such as the salary of a Canadian division employee, a media deal Mr Honegger was negotiating and other day-to-day issues.

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OSHA cited Malden for exposing its flock-division employees "to the hazard of being burned from fire and/or explosion".