Therefore, managers should consider a way to foster more work-life balance before employees are even hired.
Belatedly building this insight into left politics does not entail a move away from the kind of regulation and intervention that might make modern working lives much more bearable, nor from the idea that government might foster more rewarding and useful work, chiefly via investment and education.
Among the organizations to praise the decision was Campus Pride, a national advocacy group working to foster more lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) inclusive college and university settings.
"There is an argument that we need to foster more writers of color so that there's more work for people of color.
It is crucial to determine how to diagnose these deeper issues and to work with them to foster more effective intergroup relationships in healthcare.
TRI purposefully avoided this kind of construction with this program, hoping to foster more cross-collaboration among peers and different groups working on the same problem.
Industry must, then, adopt a more progressive model, working with academia and regulators, to foster more rapid translation of laboratory advances to clinical practice, in order to become more relevant and competitive.
Thus, countries that foster higher standards of living and better work conditions (through higher minimum wages) also foster more innovation and growth.
Over the last few decades we have seen this field and work of peacebuilding emerge more strongly, helping to foster more peaceful solutions in many arenas.
To this end, research collaborations among scholars working in different nations might help to foster more replication and cross-network comparison.
Current work towards standardising the professional remit of SBAs and foster more universal accountability mechanisms are being carried out by WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA.
