'operations employee' is both correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe someone who works in an operations role. For example, "The operations employee was responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the company's day-to-day operations."
The moment we start operations, employee turnover begins.
Looking for something fun to put in a guest room, a Marriott Vacation Club operations employee did a Google search for "cupcake chair" and stumbled across Jellio.
Mr. Barenboim also connected the two men to Mr. Kirchgaessner, a duty operations employee at the F.B.I. office for Brooklyn and Queens.
Quickly resolving incidents is vital to business operations, employee productivity and delivering services to customers.
Meticulous details like: operations, employee ramp-up, funding, and forecast financials and logistics are needed to be considered.
In 2012, recent Stanford grad and Lyft special operations employee Nick Greenfield had dental insurance for the first time in his life, providing him the opportunity to finally get his teeth straightened.
There are also seven operations employees in Pakistan.
It spawns complexity throughout your operations: Employees must adjust workflows to accommodate new product configurations.
Company management and newspaper operations, employees and vendors will not be affected by the holding company's restructuring, MediaNews Group's chief executive, William Dean Singleton, said.
Today, human resources personnel and other executives from Time Inc. will visit the magazine's San Francisco headquarters to formally close its operations, employees there have been told.
He filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission to create what prosecutors referred to as "Scam PACs" that had no active operations, employees or programs.
