A study reported by C. M. Ziebertz et al. in "The Relationship of On-Call Work with Fatigue, Work-Home Interference, and Perceived Performance Difficulties" focuses on the effects of the offsite on-call duties on employees' recovery from work.
Weeks after his arrival he called an offsite meeting and explained how he would reposition the company.
I was sent offsite to a glamorous place called Exquisite Fabrics to find just under three yards of the perfect weight camel fabric for pants being fabricated for one of the looks.
I prefer email and text communication for most issues because I can prioritize my day better and be more effective that way instead of constantly reacting to phone calls and going offsite to sit in meetings all day.
The expansion plan currently calls for two million volumes to be moved to an offsite center in New Jersey, where three million volumes in the research collection are already stored.
A number of businesses have taken basic hosting, colocation or managed servers and called it a cloud; in reality this is just moving equipment offsite.
The potential for outsourcing revenue from midmarket companies is enticing enough that Oracle is now testing its own scheme, called Business OnLine, which allows users to subscribe to enterprise-software applications housed offsite on Oracle-operated hardware.
As a cost-savings measure, the offsite has lately been held onsite, on the fifteenth floor, above the company cafeteria, but the agenda this year called for a brief escape in the form of a Thursday-night dinner, downtown, with the HBO chief executive, Richard Plepler, as guest speaker.
(Jerky is produced offsite).
Take the offsite corporate weekend.
