Sentence examples for performance employers from inspiring English sources

Even though gender was not predictive of performance, "employers" evaluating individual candidates were likely to be swayed by stereotypes, exhibiting a preference for women on verbal tasks and men on math tasks.

To encourage top performance, employers will make flexibility the norm, not the exception.

First, in their quest for predicting future performance, employers are often forced to evaluate potential rather than talent.

While there may be a high street price war, the volume of sales is up 4.6% on last year – a strong performance – and employers have felt compelled to increase staff wages.

Some reformers believe they can lure a higher class of candidates into teaching if they promise to reward them for performance, as employers in the private sector would.

The desired performance by employers for most of the EPHOs (6/10) is almost congruent with the estimated output of SDPH.

Children with ADHD also have increased risk for poor educational (e.g., grade repetition, suspensions, lower attainment and achievement), social (e.g., fewer friends, trouble maintaining friendships) [ 13, 14, 19], and occupational outcomes (e.g., poorer job performance, higher employer-rated ADHD symptoms) [ 14].

"Many businesses in our liaison program report that they are linking wages growth outcomes to individual performance, which provides employers the flexibility to reward and retain strong performers and valued skill sets while keeping average wages growth contained," he said on Wednesday.

High turnover, low productivity and poor job performance will cost employers dearly.

Grades and the displaying of names carries a lot of emotional baggage for a lot of people.' However education experts have dismissed students concerns as "squeamishness" and warned that students would not be able to hide their performance from potential employers.

Some, of course, cannot meet employers' performance expectations.