Sentence examples for employees response from inspiring English sources

At Time 2, we distributed 65 and 303 questionnaires to leaders and employees, while receiving 65 valid response from leaders and 291 from employees (response rate 100 and 96.03%, respectively).

At Time 1, we distributed 66 questionnaires to leaders and 320 questionnaires to employees and received 65 useful responses from leaders and 314 from employees (response rate 98.48 and 98.12%, respectively).

At Time 3, we distributed 65 questionnaires to leaders and 287 to employees, and received 65 valid response from leaders and 284 from employees (response rate 100 and 98.95%, respectively).

The questionnaire was returned by 3,852 employees (response rate 51%).

Furthermore, the employees' response e might differ from respondents who are confronted with an actual elevated CVD risk.

Three months after the catastrophe at the World Trade Center WTCC) in 2001, 191 federal office employees (response rate 68%) who worked in three federal buildings near the WTC and a control group of 155 (response rate 47%) federal office employees in Dallas, Texas, participated in a cross-sectional questionnaire based survey.

Effective leadership is inherently relational, performed by managers in close interaction with their employees, and managers are influenced by employees' responses to their leadership (Avolio 2007; Bligh 2011; Gerstner and Day 1997).

However, it did not disclose Hagan's email or the other bank employees' responses to it.

Among participating schools, our classification of the presence of livestock odor based on employees' responses to the survey question may have introduced additional bias in our results.

Given that employees' responses are completely anonymous, it is impossible to do a test and retest, to improve the degree of accuracy.

All employees with the exception of organizational decision-makers (i.e. CEOs and Human Resource Directors) were blinded to the existence of a future weight loss program to be delivered at their worksite, and as such employees' responses were unlikely to be biased by that knowledge.