Sentence examples for split jobs from inspiring English sources

But it was also a bit of a joke, the way they would force employers to split jobs," she says.

To compensate for that, Cook has essentially split Jobs's role as chief executive and chief innovator among other top Apple executives such as marketing head Phil Schiller and Apple's head designer, Jony Ive.

Considering a job's batch size greater than one in the real manufacturing environment, this paper investigates into the parallel machine scheduling with splitting jobs.

In corporate America, few companies split the jobs of chairman and chief executive.

The fight over whether to split the jobs of chief executive and chairman at JPMorgan Chase is a silly one.

To split the jobs has generally been seen either as a transitional arrangement or a sign of weakness.

The letter was in response to recommendations by two proxy advisory firms, Institutional Shareholders Services and Glass, Lewis, to split the jobs and to withhold support from certain directors.

Jamie Dimon has received a spirited defense against calls by some shareholders to split his jobs of chief executive and chairman of JPMorgan Chase.

Particularly significant is the support of Proxy Governance Inc, a firm that has previously opposed resolutions to split the jobs of chairman and chief executive.

After a series of business scandals in the 1990's, the London Stock Exchange recommended that companies split the jobs, or offer explanations if they did not.

The firm, Governance for Owners, has been tasked with voting the shares of the bank's largest shareholder — the asset management behemoth BlackRock — on the question of whether to split the jobs of chairman and chief executive.