Sentence examples for reorganisation work from inspiring English sources

Following this PCR quality control annotation, MAF can not only directly produce a reorganisation work list for the plate handling workstation (e.g. Tecan), but also verify and validate the reorganisation by comparing its original work-list with the trace file summarizing the work actually carried out by the work station.

Stop slagging off NHS managers; we need them to help ensure this reorganisation works.

In the car-body-sealing department at an automobile assembly plant in Sweden, a reorganisation of work from lineout to line production was performed.

The transport minister, Alain Vidalies, said he was seeking to settle the parallel dispute poisoning labour relations at the SNCF state railways about internal reorganisation of work practices.

Topic areas including performance-related incentives (especially financial related); management and supervision; and the reorganisation of work and redesign of jobs have all received little attention.

There was a perception that there needed to be a reorganisation of working practices.

However, when further contacts were established with these women at a later stage, we were told that the reason for not responding was frequent reorganisations at work.

In addition, it represented an important benchmark in the reorganisation of the work process in oral health within the teamwork-structuring model [ 67].

Thus, although task shifting seemingly provides a short-term solution to supply shortages and work reorganisation, evidence is still wanting on its effects on overburdened health workers' productivity levels and competence to deliver services safely.

Structural reorganisations do not work, says Kieran Walshe, professor of health policy and management at Manchester Business School.

A review of studies of workplace reorganisation involving increasing skill discretion, team working and decision latitude in diverse occupational groups showed that team working interventions improved the work environment, by increasing support.