Sentence examples for employees generating from inspiring English sources

Some companies, like WorldCom, hired Salomon to run their corporate stock-option plans for company employees, generating fees and luring new brokerage customers in general.

However, from this perspective, the drawbacks of deployment are numerous and varied, e.g., notwithstanding the immediate costs of service deployment and maintenance, and employee training, the organisation also incurs a continuous cost in order to mitigate the risk of employees generating and/or using "invalid" artefacts.

Cost of deployment and maintenance Cost of employee training Risk of employees generating (and/or using) "invalid" artefacts;Risk of employees not learning (and/or practicing) manual artefact generation procedure Risk of employees relying on automated services;Risk of information leakage.

Mr. Tan's program is very popular among employees, generating a waiting list each time it's offered.

In New York City fashion is the largest industry after finance, with over 800 fashion companies and 175,000 employees generating $10 billion in total wages.

Associates bases pay on the volume of loans that employees generate, a "count your transactions" approach, Ms. Magner said.

The company, which has more than 35,000 employees, generated an operating profit of 613 million euros last year on sales of 7.6 billion euros.

Their 1,914 employees generated an eyebrow-raising $8m of profit each, compared with $312,000 each for the 88,000 working in the rest of Microsoft.

In the summer of 1990, Microsoft had fifty-six hundred employees, generated a billion one hundred and eighty-three million dollars in revenues and two hundred and seventy-nine million dollars in profits, and had sold more than forty million copies of MS-DOS.

It may be months before Arthur Andersen can collect and sort all the documents that its employees generated in the course of working for the Enron Corporation, a court filing by the accounting firm suggests.

On the contrary, small business is thriving; companies with fewer than 500 employees generate 75percentt of the new jobs in this country, according to the Small Business Administration, and the number of companies with fewer than 100 employees grew by a total of 15percentt from 1991 to 1999.