Sentence examples for organised work from inspiring English sources
In organisation and prioritisation of work, the pharmacies organised work by setting out operating protocols that facilitated the distribution of resources and fluidity in the workflow.
They reflect the influence of organised work by those sympathetic to an Islamist agenda in the UK".
The title of his dissertation alone makes it clear that it paved the way for Martin Baethge's future research: He was always concerned with the perspectives of working people, democratisation processes, shaping and steering policies, organised work that shapes occupations, and vocational training.
While insufficiently organised work can be depressing, people suffering from burnout or depression might rate their surroundings, perspectives and also work efficiency as being even less satisfactory.
The report lists scores of training sessions completed, mosquito nets and sanitation kits distributed, latrines dug, immunisation stepped up, textbooks supplied, classroom furniture manufactured, boreholes rehabilitated and drilled, farmers groups organised, working groups established.
"They were very well organised, worked extremely hard and made it very difficult".
In many ways this was a classic performance from Chelsea under Jose Mourinho: they were not at their best but were well organised, worked hard and got the three points.
Thomas Malone, an organisational theorist, describes the way that they allow "dramatically more decentralised ways of organising work [to] become at once possible and desirable".
Of course, once I was leader of the council I could organise work around my needs more".
This way of organising work is often justified as an efficiency saving: "I had to save money, it was either social workers or the offices.
They are organising collaborative management of farmland, influencing people's behaviour and water consumption and organising work on urban drainage so that rainwater can be used for vegetable plots in schools or to enhance streetscapes.
