Sentence examples for managerial labor from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the project was immediately besieged by managerial, labor, and financial problems.

In the absence of financial and managerial labor markets in centrally planned economies (CPE), the owner of state enterprises (SOEs) has no effective mechanisms to discipline management.

Since these newly hired CEOs are likely some distance from retirement, we interpret these results as being consistent with Gibbons and Murphy; it may be better to allow newly hired CEOs to be paid in human capital increases from the managerial labor market than to have their current pay too closely related to performance.

But the company's problems may be emblematic of a broader industry issue -- how financial strains, managerial turmoil and labor problems can upset the operations of even those assisted living companies with good reputations.

Although peers are largely selected based on characteristics that reflect the labor market for managerial talent, we find that peer groups are constructed in a manner that biases compensation upward, particularly in firms outside the Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500.

Five participants loaded significantly onto factor 4; two males and three females, two singles and three married, three regular employees, one at managerial position and one unemployed/casual labor.

In the heyday of the American labor movement, non-managerial workers' wages went up 75percentt.

In addition, higher labor cost may promote managerial efficiency and labor productivity, inducing employers to invest in productivity-improving technology (Cooke 2005).

Furthermore, as argued by Bloom and Van Reenen (2007, 2010), differences in customs, in labor organization and in managerial styles across countries may promote (or discourage) innovative thinking and may therefore have different impacts on human capital quality.

Women constitute nearly half the U.S. labor force and 40% of managerial positions, and they now earn the majority of university degrees.

Firms produce a homogenous good that is traded in a perfectly competitive market using managerial talent (m) and homogenous units of labor (l).