Sentence examples for tenure and performance from inspiring English sources

You'd naturally consider the surrounding circumstances as well as each employee's tenure and performance.

The measure includes the granting of power to Mr. Emanuel to lengthen the school day and new rules on tenure and performance.

Ms. Rhee said that the relatively weak showing reflected how recently statehouses had begun to address issues like tenure and performance evaluations.

In telephone call centers, for example, where hourly workers handle a steady stream of calls under demanding conditions, the communication skills and personal warmth of an employee's supervisor are often crucial in determining the employee's tenure and performance.

"The only proper solution would be to pay all the money back and then distribute only those amounts that would have been earned based on tenure and performance," Mr. Hodgson said.

MALE AUDIENCE MEMBER: I think the internal promotion opportunities, the right one, but not just based on time and tenure and performance, but the skills, the values she can add.

As my colleague Emma Brown reported in September, the battles over teacher tenure and performance-based compensation are not likely to be repeated.

If your appointment is outside the norm (split across departments or involving administrative or outreach responsibilities, for example), push those making the offer to clarify (in writing) such matters as tenure home and performance criteria and expectations; mentoring structures; teaching responsibilities; and office location.

They examined the link between tenure and job performance among business managers, finding that some are able to maintain job performance by adapting and staying relevant, while others do not; they see their job performance decline over time, ultimately leading to their dismissal.

Even after controlling for factors such as age, length of tenure and the performance of the firm, the study found that bosses with daughters pay themselves 3.5% more than childless ones.

Mr. Thomas's high pay is "not surprising at all" given his tenure and his performance, according to Neal Adams, who said that as general counsel for the Texas Association of School Administrators he had negotiated most superintendent contracts in the state since 1987.