Sentence examples for employees points from inspiring English sources

Because getting employees to comply with travel policy ultimately saves money, many companies offer employees points if they follow policy.

If you're trying to limit unnecessary e-mails or shorten meeting times, for instance, you could dock employees points for sending an e-mail, or reward managers with a badge for ending a meeting early.

Another former U.S. Foodservice executive, who asked not to be identified because he remains in the industry, said the program kept track of employees' points and sent monthly statements to them.

Steven Koltai, president of Event.411, an Internet company in Marina del Rey with 100 employees, points to dwindling corporate support for the arts and charities, which must increasingly depend on the whims of the region's large supply of wealthy individuals from Hollywood or other industries.

An internal email between Dell employees points to some more rumors about a Dell Android phone coming in the next few months.

What's transpired since then, culminating Thursday with a disclosure that Twitter would shut down Vine and lay off more than 300 employees, points to the unrealized potential that's squeezed the San Francisco company into a corner.

Or perhaps, these employees point out, they work in one of the company's more profitable business units.

As stadium workers surveyed the carnage yesterday, employees pointed out pools of dried blooded on the stairs of the east stand exit corridor.

Debate is a hallmark of the meetings; at least a dozen of his employees pointed out, unprompted, what an "intense listener" Zuckerberg is.

Some former employees pointed fingers at Jon Rubinstein, then Palm's chief executive, saying he failed to steer WebOS in the right direction.

In their suit, the employees point to companywide evaluation systems that they contend "favor employees who 'look and talk' like Cargill's white executives".