"worker management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the management of a group of workers in a particular organization or business. For example, "The company implemented a new system for worker management that improved the overall productivity of its workforce."
Mrs. Simsuangco, 29, is a client-services coordinator for PrO Unlimited, a temporary and freelance worker management firm with headquarters in Boca Raton, Fla.
He scavenges ideas from the American Constitution, the Swiss confederacy, "the guild socialism of Great Britain, Yugoslavian worker management, Mondragon ownership, Kerala land tenure, and so on" to construct his utopias.
a 31‐yearold former antiwar activist who heads the commission, says it is conducting "an anticapitalist campaign two or thine steps removed from New Deal economics". It promotes such ideas as public ownership of banks, worker management of companies and consumer cooperatives.
What has not changed is the need for farm worker management and safety.
In the end I really enjoyed the new dimension added via manual worker management, since it required me to pay close attention to a part of the game I'd previously ignored almost entirely.
A number of recent popular books written by Google insiders have covered and analysed (some of) the principles behind Google's success.4 Here we find a very distinctive approach to knowledge worker management.
A System Dynamics (SD) model is proposed to mimic and explore the issue of labor force (namely, construction workers) management.
Bell Atlantic calls all of the unit's workers management employees, so they are not represented by the union.
But he supported the notion of workers' management of production, embodied in the formation of the first workers' councils in 1950.
In the end, of course, there is only so much money to go around, and everyone -- workers, management, investors -- wants as much as they can get.
This concept of entitlement runs across workers, management and executives.
