Sentence examples for human resources program from inspiring English sources
A private human resources program has helped, but is stretched thin, said Mary Ann Tupper, the director.
Mr. Mitchell, 33, is a human resources program manager with a division of Royal Philips Electronics that manufactures medical equipment.
The bride, 36, is a human resources program manager in the global services business unit for I.B.M. in Somers, N.Y.; she works to improve employee satisfaction and the company's work environment.
The assessment of SIA budgets by cost component illustrates that four cost drivers make up the largest proportion of costs across all vaccines: human resources, program management, social mobilization, and vehicles and transportation.
Rural mothers community participation, health care service providers, policy makers, human resources, program managers, government and non-government organizations must work together to eliminate gender inequality and provide equal status to men and women.
But it is also gaining strongly as a vendor of human resources programs, where PeopleSoft has done well, and in customer relationship management software, where Siebel Systems is the leader.
On top of the database run a series of what are known as enterprise applications, which corporations use to automate business tasks like accounting and procurement as well as customer relations and human resources programs.
One way to connect course material with things students naturally care about, says Shirley Malcom, head of education and human resources programs for AAAS, which publishes Science Careers, is to highlight the historic context in which discoveries were made.
"This freeze on hiring, together with the budget cuts and year-long delays in the grants and human resources programs, are inevitably triggering a wide-spread brain drain," Moro-Martín writes.
Since 2009, the "Spanish civil R&D budget has dropped by 40%, resulting in a reduction of 40% in grants and 30% in human resources programs," she writes in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.
Alicia Whitaker, the managing director of global human resource programs at Credit Suisse First Boston in New York, also views coaching as an investment.
