Sentence examples for management and workforce from inspiring English sources
The company said it would keep Gleneagles' management and workforce, maintain its status in Scotland and spend money on improving the hotel.
It is thought the most likely buyer for Port Talbot will be a management and workforce proposal, which would require significant help from the UK government.
I am looking forward to working with all my colleagues, the board and sector partners in taking forward our merged organisation, building on the strengths of both and achieving that coherent leadership, management and workforce offer that the sector so rightly demands of us.
In setting out our vision as the merged leadership, management and workforce organisation, the challenge we must meet is how is our merged organisation going to work with our partners to drive the horror stories out of our sector, and achieve high quality care and support at all times for everyone?
That means putting an end to the cosy relations between VW's management and workforce.This week's news paves the way for Porsche's takeover of VW and puts an end to the long-running tussle between VW, MAN and Scania.
The company said it would be in discussion with the management and workforce under part of a "consultation process".
The guidance will cover controls on ICT contracts; advertising, marketing and communications; strategic supplier management; HR and workforce; and property.
Civil Service World has a good roundup of what the spending review will mean for cross-government reforms of estate management, assets and workforce planning.
It improves fault location, cause analysis and remediation, grid capacity management, and utility workforce utilization, presenting integration and partnership opportunities for GE Energy's Digital Energy offerings.
The informants were chosen purposefully to benefit from their knowledge based on their strategic positions in human resource management and health workforce planning.
Armstrong et al. [ 1] summarise eight key challenges including a universal recognition of the need to focus on chronic disease prevention and management and demonstrable workforce challenges in regional, rural and remote areas of Australia.
