Thus, goes the argument, increased productivity and hence lower production costs mean fatter profit margins.
The result was increased demand; increased investment, especially in the new technologies; increased productivity; and sustained growth in gross domestic product, jobs and incomes.
The results are higher trust, increased productivity and rich creativity.
But managing them well can lead to increased productivity and engagement.
Again, over time, this should result in increased productivity and hence higher wages all round.
So does economic health; paid sick days will lead to increased productivity and job retention.
This may lead to increased productivity and efficiency in local government.
Increased productivity and economic activity in hot regions of the world is another.
Taken together, this can lead to increased productivity and reduced turnover.
Their training translates to increased productivity and impact across all industry, nonprofit, and government sectors.
"When people are healthy, there is increased productivity, and what Uganda most needs to develop is trade, not aid".
