Sentence examples for system of employees from inspiring English sources
The old assembly line in Port Washington is being replaced by a system of employees working in groups, with each person doing several jobs, each trained to do the other's tasks.
Much of the organisational studies literature has been based in contexts that are relatively less complex, more likely to have an agreed organisational purpose, and where the value system of employees is more aligned [ 30, 31].
Quite a paradoxical system of employee selection has been applied in Russian military and judicial authorities since the 2000s, i.e. since Vladimir Putin became the president.
To draw out the most desirable, elevated human behaviors, business needs to do what business does best: scale a system worthy of employees' elevation.
During that time, there was also the possibility of a delay in the full deployment of the system to employees because of these concerns.
Nearly all hospitals have some type of system for employees to inform hospital managers of adverse events, defined as significant harm experienced by patients as a result of medical care.
In recent months, the sprawling system of 7,000 employees seemed to be slowly turning a corner.
Mr. Bloomberg will also contend that the chancellorship is unlike any other superintendency because of its size, and that Ms. Black's business sensibilities will be useful in managing a system of 130,000 employees.
In other words, there may be lots of reasons to restrict collective bargaining by state workers, but the idea that it will lead to a fairer system of rewarding employees, to the benefit of taxpayers, should not automatically be counted as one of them.
The dominant culture in the organization depends on the environment in which the company operates the organization's objectives, the belief system of the employees, and the company's management style.
Wall Street has been based on a system of paying employees huge bonuses for gambling in silly trading games, rather than helping the economy produce growth.
