Sentence examples for empowered staff from inspiring English sources

While examples supported CEOs claims that they empowered staff to fix problems themselves, staff also viewed this as CEOs disregarding the opportunity to make organisation-wide changes.

These changes resulted in improvement because they: (a) standardized work and reduced ambiguity, (b) connected people who were dependent on one another, (c) enhanced seamless, uninterrupted flow through the process, and (d) empowered staff to investigate problems and to develop countermeasures using a "scientific method".

What's crucial, she says, is empowering staff and building their confidence.

"The best management situation is a board that empowers staff to make decisions, rather than micromanaging them".

Empowering staff nurses with knowledge and the necessary resources and tools to confidently educate parents, along with a standardized process, has improved overall outcomes.

But the potential results, in terms of empowering staff to get it right first time, are likely to deliver a number of longer-term benefits.

Gore resented Bill Clinton for his infidelities and impeachment, empowering staff and family members who blamed "Clinton fatigue" for his lagging campaign.

Gibson at Mind Apples agrees that empowering staff to do what helps them stay well is the quickest way to a healthy work force.

By empowering staff and providing them with better training and tools, we have increased our speed of delivery and leveraged opportunities to raise volume and revenue.

Critics of limits say they would further empower staff members, whom nobody elected, and would undercut the fundamental rights of voters to choose their own representatives.

The Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) has described the move as a 'risky privatisation experiment' and says its research shows 94% of MyCSP staff did not agree with Maude when he said the move would "empower staff and drive up performance".