Sentence examples for layers of middle from inspiring English sources
He recalls that layers of middle managers made it difficult for executives to make and carry out decisions.
Not just about Clarkson, but all those meetings, the layers of middle management, the gobbledigook, the nonsense job titles etc.
He is cutting layers of middle management, repairing idle cars and terminating Amtrak's ill-advised foray into the express freight business.
The entrenched layers of middle managers were being thinned, all right, but Ms. Poirson stopped hoping that women would rise in that environment.
He is also paring layers of middle management as part of a plan to trim Dell's payroll by 10percentt, or roughly 8,800 workers.
But by eliminating whole layers of middle management that had been predominantly white and male, Mr. Welch raised hope in some circles that he was clearing the way for diverse up-and-comers.
Only last weekend the Sunday Times, quasi-bible for many materialistic aspirants, quoted on page one a private school head (paywall) warning that layers of middle-class doctors, lawyers and teachers accustomed to sending their kids to private schools were being priced out of the market by fast-rising fees, quadrupled in 20 years.
"With both manufacturers and the small shops, we're becoming the connective layer between them, where previously you had multiple layers of middle-men from distributors, sub-distributors, to wholesalers," Sokowatch founder and CEO Daniel Yu told TechCrunch.
"With us, not only do we know who's bothng the product, we know when they are buying the product, what they're buying it in conjunction with, and the pricing".
Instead, employers must be prodded to pursue productivity through a "high-skill" system, which requires better-educated front-line workers to be deployed as production teams that perform many of the tasks now accomplished by layers of middle-management supervisors, the report said.
Intelligence services stress the efficacy of drone attacks eliminating a layer of "middle managers" and the fatal vulnerability of electronic communications.
