Sentence examples for stable employee from inspiring English sources

He said Mr. Smith had been a stable employee.

The mule wore the expression of a deliberately bored teenager and walked beside a stable employee who guided her, hefted children onto her back and scooped up anything she deposited on the road.

Garner placed lay bets - betting on a horse not to win - on horses trained by Alan McCabe, when he was working as a stable employee for the trainer.

Garner is charged with placing lay bets - betting on a horse not to win - on horses trained by Alan McCabe, when he was working as a stable employee for McCabe.

After controlling for other individual characteristics, provincial, industry and year dummies in column (3) and for wage in column (4), we find that the effects of interest are remarkably stable: employee's absences increase the risk of future dismissal in large firms, and this effect is much stronger in small firms.

In the final seconds, after revealing her true identity to the stable employees and signing autographs while wearing ickle frilled gingham hotpants, she even reversed her car into another.

Today's workplace is morphing into a hybrid of supporting an environment of stable employees by giving them the independence to enjoy real work-life balance.

To assist the at-risk staff with their rehabilitation, an additional staff of "stable" employees take on more responsibility and, as Seng says, work twice as hard.

When you factor in the components of a thriving company it's crucial that you construct an army of team members, not just stable employees.

"It's in the employers' best interest to provide basic health care to women because when women can plan and space their childbearing, it makes them more stable employees," said Gloria Feldt, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.

Ricketts' revolution might eventually come, but until the prospects for Internet stocks brighten, companies like Ameritrade will be breeding grounds of distrust: Expensively recruited managers will flee back to less exciting, more stable companies; employees who stay will grumble until their options resurface from the deep.