Paper forms are regularly used for collecting and disseminating knowledge in offices; they are a natural way of eliciting requirements of knowledge workers.
This study suggests that a macroergonomics intervention is effective among knowledge workers in office settings.
In summary, this study provided compelling evidence that the macroergonomics intervention was effective among knowledge workers in office settings and should be considered in future preventive workplace initiatives (Robertson et al. 2008).
He said that at the time of the trial it was "common knowledge" in the office that the then-district attorney, Thomas S. O'Connell Jr., and the trial judge, Verla Sue Holland, were having a romantic relationship.
The records after his elevation to Canterbury are mainly about disputes over land, but knowledge of his time in office is hampered by the destruction of many of the contemporary records.
There is also scant knowledge concerning the effect of the in-office and home bleaching systems on these latest developments.
It also oversaw the process that uncovered the misbehaviour at Wyeth.The regulators have accepted Pfizer's claim that the offences were committed by local staff acting without the knowledge of head office in America.
Other questions require knowledge of office and warehouse operations.
Victoria complained to Russell that Palmerston sent official dispatches to foreign leaders without her knowledge, but Palmerston was retained in office and continued to act on his own initiative, despite her repeated remonstrances.
This June, a former assistant district attorney came forward and signed an affidavit saying the affair was common knowledge in Mr. O'Connell's office during the time of the trial.
ABP has blamed the adulteration in its chain on rogue managers at the Silvercrest site in County Monaghan, who, without the knowledge of head office, were buying in frozen meat for burger-making from traders who were not on the list of suppliers approved by its customers.
