Sentence examples for improving working practices from inspiring English sources

This paper concludes that the industry makes little use of Collaborative Prototyping, and therefore at present does not maximise the potential that prototyping and collaborative working offer in improving working practices.

In the otherwise bland articles and blogs he writes as head of the civil service, about improving working practices and meeting diversity targets, Heywood sometimes describes himself as "a data man".

He's like one of those time and motion men from the 60s: you can imagine him going round with a clipboard". In the otherwise bland articles and blogs he writes as head of the civil service, about improving working practices and meeting diversity targets, Heywood sometimes describes himself as "a data man".

It found NHS staff are not improving their working practices despite the service having to find £20bn of efficiency savings by 2015.

I always say the the most important thing we can do to help women have a more equal life is to look at how you can improve flexible working practices, and high-quality childcare to enable people to balance their lives between their work and care responsibilities.

This research can guide the selection of DPM reduction strategies and improve the working practices for the underground miners.

BHGE are also looking at opportunities to improve internal working practices through digital-enablement, by automating processes and bringing data onto digital platforms for online access, data sharing and consumption.

In 2010, after a spate of suicides at Foxconn, Apple's primary manufacturing contractor, I argued that all of Apple's customers bear a moral responsibility to push the company to improve its working practices.

Because CQUIN funding is currently up to 1.5% of contract outturn value, conditional upon the achievement of quality outcomes specified in the contract, by achieving CQUIN goals healthcare professionals may be incentivised to adopt revised working practices in order to 'earn' extra monies at a departmental level in order to both improve their working practices and increase patient satisfaction.

Hasn't that improved working conditions in China?

Based on these reasons, there is a real need for NHS endoscopy units to introduce unit-level data collection for analysis by both themselves and independent researchers in order to better understand and improve their own working practices, to produce "stronger" evidence-based policy changes and to provide accurate figures for national and local audits.