Sentence examples for organization job from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to investigate the relationship between work organization, job experience, productivity and occupational accidents, from the starting of the container expansion to nowadays, considering Genoa port (Italy), one of the largest of the Mediterranean Sea.

Findings showed an association between severity of pain and pain interfering with work and psychosocial factors at work (work organization, job content, interpersonal relationships, and leadership).

Particularly, it adds to the literature by showing that issues relating to work organization, job content, interpersonal relations and leadership seem to be related to changes in Lean implementation.

The independent variables included were GP gender, years since graduation, practice organization, job satisfaction, burnout, CME history, working hours, list size, number of services per GP, the GP's knowledge of the patient and the GP's assessment of patient compliance; details are provided in Table 1.

The question is posed by an exchange launched by Evan Soltas at Bloomberg View, and answered by Michael Wasser of the workers rights organization Jobs for Justice.

In this way, organizations spend much less time and fewer resources on veteran candidates who are disinterested in and or unqualified for the organizations' job opportunities.

First, to interpret retention rates in Japan, it should be noted that temporary assignments in different organizations, along with within-organization job rotation, are common practices in Japan.

At present, in most Dutch organizations job retention programs are mainly focused on reducing the levels and duration of sickness absence.

In the rarefied world of high-profile nonprofit arts organizations, jobs like these are sought after but increasingly demanding.

They were all identified by measuring the percentage of commercial and arts-based organizations, jobs in creative industries and lifestyle factors.

These items address the child's participation in sports, hobbies, games, activities, organizations, jobs, chores, friendships, social interactions during play, independent work, and school functioning.