CORPORATE managers struggling to preserve their companies and protect their core employees have inadvertently contributed to a vicious cycle of rising unemployment and plummeting national morale.
It had reached a good age at 12. Deer managers try to preserve the best animals, as they are most likely to survive the winter.
In 2000, when yet another part of the Tata empire, Tata Tea, bought Tetley, a British rival, it also retained its managers, anxious to preserve their knowledge of local markets.This forbearance can go too far.
In collegiate and international play, icing is called the moment the puck crosses the goal line, but N.H.L. general managers want to preserve the excitement of the icing-negating race.
Findings reported in today's Science linking bison grazing to plant diversity in a Kansas tallgrass prairie offer hope to land managers trying to preserve the last remnants of native U.S. grasslands.
The management strategy of single-tree selection cutting would need to be adjusted by forest managers who wish to preserve some emergent and large-sized trees in stands managed through selection silviculture.
In their proposed architecture, the privacy manager is responsible to preserve the privacy for cloud computing technologies.
The prevailing worry, famously raised by Adolf Berle and Gardiner Means in the 1930's, had been that managers would run companies to preserve their jobs rather than to maximize profits.
Workers have obviously chafed at these job-shrinking strategies, but Matt Vidal, a labor sociologist at King's College London, told me that Lean actually works best for everyone (executives, employees, customers) when managers work with unions to preserve jobs and foster worker support.
