Sentence examples for employees attach from inspiring English sources

How do employees attach positive attributes to exploitative work and build social networks around it?

But with the growing stigma that employees attach to this group of people, the president's proposal to give employers $4,000 tax credits for hiring the long-term unemployed is likely to be a hard sell among companies.

But employees attached little importance to the formal trappings of corporate control, such as having representation on the board.

Col. James F. Brown, the commander of the 117th, who arrived back in the United States two days ago, said all 115 men from the unit who went to the Persian Gulf had volunteered and about 20percentt of them had been part-time soldiers, as opposed to full-time military employees attached to the unit, like Colonel Brown.

Lewis says she will often get frustrated calls when a work moves because employees grow attached to the work they see each day.

People want to join a company that is engaged in solving the biggest problem of our time, and so when Cummins says, "we're in" that makes potential hires more interested in us, and makes employees more attached to the company – because they're working for something important.

In the Dutch system, all employees are attached to an occupational health service which requires those on sick leave for longer than a fortnight to see their OP.

The enabling activities that were identified included supplier engagement and training (employees would have to attach the tags), writing new supplier agreements, and approving new package designs.

It wouldn't be easy, though, because long-term employees were strongly attached to the old values, while newer employees who had joined through a recent acquisition were championing their original company's ways.

How long will we have to wait before employers give us "good employee behavior" scores and attach it to our profiles in Slack?

Benoit Hamon, the former French education minister, compared employees to dogs "attached by a kind of electronic leash".