Sentence examples for employees evaluated from inspiring English sources

A random sample of local citizens, four groups of opinion leaders, and US Forest Service employees evaluated these alternatives.

The employees evaluated the quality of alcohol gel as: 61% very good and 38% good.

Only limited numbers of employees printed, saved, discussed and reread the general advice (see Table  4).> Table  5 presents how employees evaluated the general advice and the other sections.

Each day brought new local crises: counties exhausted their supplies of basic materials (gloves, body bags, and bleach); county employees evaluated threats from fearful and angry community members, searched for vehicles to carry bodies and transport patients, and worked to build isolation facilities and secure pay for health workers.

His book tries to help employees evaluate whether their former employers followed the law, he said.

The I.M.F., created in 1945, has 2,400 employees evaluating the economic health of nations from a pair of huge Washington buildings and on regular trips abroad.

The more positively employees evaluate the organization, i.e., the more organizational pride they experience, the more they feel committed to it (Carmeli 2005).

Critics also ask why just one TfL employee evaluated the technical bids – a situation described as extremely poor practice by Smith.

DETROIT — In the old General Motors, employees were evaluated according to a "performance measurement process" that could fill a three-ring binder.

That was the informal name for a performance review process in which employees were evaluated at regular intervals by management groups and the lowest-ranked were purged.

But in an interview on Tuesday on NPR, Mr. Chu said that he and other top officials at the department were not aware that some of the private investors who put $1 billion into Solyndra were also Democratic or Republican Party donors, and that he did not know if the career employees who evaluated the Solyndra loan were aware.