Sentence examples for working initiatives from inspiring English sources

University managements should work closely with academics to develop spaces – and flexible working initiatives – that support different types of working and accommodate individual preferences.

The network will also allow the council to accelerate the roll out of home working initiatives for employees, which form part of its wider commitment to reduce operational costs and on-site overheads.

This DWP document (PDF) contains the sentence: The "Get Britain Working" initiatives, i.e. mandatory work programmes, such as the MWA and ESE schemes fall within the meaning of "Work for your benefit" schemes.

For example, a study at Durham University in the U.K. reported that flexible working initiatives that "equip the worker with more choice or control, such as self-scheduling or gradual or phased retirement, are likely to have positive effects on health and well being".

I find it wonderful that I should come to learn of such a "what's working" initiative precisely by means of this blog.

There will be more 50+ intern schemes, more back to work initiatives for over-50s.

Paulus also supported school to work initiatives for reforming public education while in office, which were part of the 1991 reforms.

These include the Prevention and Public Health Fund and the Communities Putting Prevention to Work initiatives, created under last year's health care law and the recovery act.

PAS was introduced in 2006; it is part of Pathways to Work, the umbrella term for the group of welfare to work initiatives aimed at people who are claiming out of work ill health benefits.

Additional strategies included connecting them with other people in the recovery programme, encouraging return to school, leisure activities, return to work initiatives etc. " Some would say " I never thought I would do three days without cannabis".

This program, part of a larger Better Work initiative sponsored by the I.L.O., is now under way in nine developing countries.