Sentence examples for employees expressions from inspiring English sources
BP says that it is training its supervisors to "respond more positively" to employees' expressions of concern.
WASHINGTON (RNS) More than a decade after it was first introduced, an on-again off-again bill to protect employees' religious expression in the workplace is attracting renewed attention that could lead to action on Capitol Hill in coming weeks.
Although tattoos and piercings may be examples of employee self-expression, they are not usually a form of religious or racial expression and hence not restricted under the federal discrimination laws.
If we accept this, then we accept any employer's involvement in any employee's expression of religious faith.
Faded photographs in the waiting room herald the bureau's shift to a computerized database, employees gathered with awed expressions around the boxy machines.
Dan Talbott, one of Chandler's chief political advisors, encouraged supervisors of state workers to take punitive action against employees who made "pessimistic expressions" concerning Chandler's chances in the primary.
(RNS) As Florida became the latest state to legalize same-sex marriage this week, Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski sent a memo to all church employees reiterating that any expressions of support for gay marriage — even if it's only a tweet or Facebook post — could cost them their jobs.
To select the partners, Marcus says Facebook employees starting testing creative expression apps, picked their favorites, and reached out.
The idea is to search for trigger words and expressions to help employees stop apologising so much in professional correspondence.
"I am requesting that you take the necessary action, as a National Football League Owner, to inhibit such expressions from your employees and that he be ordered to cease and desist such injurious actions.
Communication between employer and employee is limited to facial expressions, hand signals and a crude Spanglish that fails to express all but the most rudimentary notions.
