Sentence examples for stable organisations from inspiring English sources

In most of the extant literature HRM is framed primarily in terms of large, stable organisations, while other organisational types, such as, those relying on projects as the principle form of work design, are marginalised in discussions about what HRM is and how it should be practiced.

But large stable organisations will find little to gain from the diminishing returns such an approach would offer, and may be put off by its similarity to the tactics malware authors are forced to employ to bypass anti-virus software.

It was a move from atomized families to more stable organisations.

The study took place within a changing organisational context, which may have influenced response rates to the questionnaire, and makes generalising these findings to more stable organisations difficult.

Although many services provided to patients (especially those with social care needs) are delivered outside primary care, general practices were used as the unit of allocation because they are stable organisations involved in the care of all patients in each site.

I weathered this and got another job at a more stable organisation.

"We need to get to a position where we have a stable organisation running Wrexham FC," he said.

This depends on the success of DAs, i.e. whether DAs emerge as an example of stable organisation of the local economy and good governance or not.

"Once we have a stable organisation and the redevelopment of the stadium is assured, the council and other bodies would need to work with the organisation regarding that redevelopment.

Other factors of importance for successful implementation were involvement of the executive municipal management, strong managerial focus on creating engagement and commitment among all professional groups, practical facilitation of work processes, and a stable organisation without major competing priorities.

After more than 20 years of the VIP, there is a large comprehensive population-based database, a stable organisation to conduct health surveys and collect data, and a solid structure to enable widespread multidisciplinary and scientific collaborations.