Sentence examples for organising working from inspiring English sources

I enjoyed every minute of these placements, which combined all the things I like at work - organising, working with clients, being creative, having interesting ideas and being part of a team.

The labour movement grew by organising working people to ensure those with power acted for the common good, but it did so by creating its own, sometimes rigid, hierarchies.

Jones recalls that his father, a Militant supporter in the 1970s, held to the entryist idea of ensuring the election of a Labour government and then organising working people to make sure that government delivered.

Start up costs consisted of: development of uniform transfer of patient information, setting up communication and treatment protocols between care facilities and treatment disciplines, dedicated training (neurology and stroke), developing dossiers, producing news letters, organising working conferences etc.

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".

Taking a more flexible approach to organising work is the obvious solution to getting and keeping more parents in employment.

Sports Direct, owned by billionaire Mike Ashley, is reported to be so hostile to trade unions that all organising work has been driven underground.

While Ayers and his wife Bernardine Dohrn were conveying their outrage, other people were doing the kind of organising work that the Weather Underground despised as wimpy.