Sentence examples for human resources records from inspiring English sources

The city has about 33,000 workers and retirees who have been promised what human resources records call an "exceptional benefit package" to promote loyalty and reduce turnover.

But the rest of the evidence in the story was documents, human resources records, memos, and most crucially the settlement trail.

Individual records were linked to mine company human resources records to establish employment and vital status of participants.

Data, including injury and employment outcomes, were obtained from human resources records and an injury management database and not from self-report.

We also conducted an assessment in 16 health facilities in and surrounding the HDSS to determine the availability of infrastructure, human resources, records, medicines and equipment important for neonatal survival.

Performance of all health posts in Alta Verapaz was assessed through an efficiency analysis based in data obtained from the Health Management Information System SIGSAA) reflecting outputs in five areas of maternal and child health service delivery and from the human resources records estimating the number of health workers employed during the years 2008, 2009 and 2010.

During the interview, Manigault Newman also called on the White House to release her human resources record to "bring to light" the claims of integrity violations, brushing off the accusation that she had committed any serious offense.

Data on their demographics, position, and professional trajectories came from their curriculum vitae and NHS human resource records, while informal network data came from surveys, field visits, and interviews with them and their colleagues.

Healthcare provider density data were obtained from human resource records at TASO service sites.

How the budget is operationalized, in terms of improving governance processes, developing human resources, patient records, medical procurement and improving the quality, access and cost of care are left untold.

In 2009, a national human resources census recorded 9, 196 health and social welfare workers, up from 3, 107 in 2003 [ 41].