Sentence examples for steering employees from inspiring English sources

Critics think this shows the danger of steering employees towards equities.

Employers are responsible for steering employees with long-term health problems into government-run rehabilitation programs.

But American Airlines is far from alone in steering employees to troubled colleges.

In fact, the depiction of Kleiner Perkins's workplace — including the subtly sexist and racist jokes, the negative way that ambitious women were portrayed, the practice of steering female employees toward more administrative roles and male colleagues toward high-profile, profit-driven work — would have been familiar to many professional women.

A new report tonight in the Financial Times suggests that Google is steering its employees away from using Microsoft's dominant operating system in the workplace.

American Airlines steering its employees to for-profit colleges, some of whose owners are under law enforcement investigation, and all of which are starved for students and charge high prices, seems a questionable employee benefit.

The report, covering July 2007 to July 2008, includes several allegations of United Nations employees' steering contracts to close relatives or to vendors involved in kickback schemes.

Board members, school founders and employees steering lucrative deals to themselves or insiders.

The roster on Reboot Democracy's steering committee reads boasts employees or former employees of companies like Uber, POPSUGAR, and The Federal Reserve, as well as some only-in-Silicon-Valley jobs like viral video producer.

Some branches offer incentives based on the number of collision-damage waivers they sell (an extra $9 a day); others reward employees for steering customers to a unit that sells used cars (Enterprise buys and sells more than 400,000 autos a year).

That, and steering sales to younger employees was enough.