Sentence examples for work offsite from inspiring English sources

Almost 85 percent of the agency's 4,120 eligible employees work offsite at least some of the time.

When many employees work offsite, a corporate office can become a lonelier and less productive place.

The bills also increase oversight of programs that allow employees to work offsite, typically at home or at an approved telecommuting center.

Short-stay apartment rentals are an offshoot of the corporate housing industry — which traditionally provides apartments for employees who need to work offsite temporarily or who need transitional housing after relocation to another city.

The museum also asked Richmond to work offsite starting in January, according to the research assistant.

Shared or Network reporting – transfer of images between sites to enable the radiologist to work offsite or report images from remote locations, but employment arrangements are unaffected and radiologists are paid by one of the institutions.

"Once a certain number of individuals are working offsite, everyone is isolated," write researchers.

As Clay Christensen might point out, this is similar to companies developing technologies that disrupt existing product lines: often, the only way to do so is to set up a separate operation, or skunk works, offsite.

Google used to offer "20percenttimeme" and now has an "Area 120" policy that gives employees longer stretches of time to work on an idea and build a project team, the co-authors write, while Steve Jobs had a group of "pirate" employees who worked offsite on the first Mac computer.

Richmond is working offsite while the museum investigates his actions.

Richmond is still employed by AMNH although working offsite during this investigation, Canty says.