Sentence examples for workplace adapted from inspiring English sources

For the purposes of this study, competence in a clinical skill is defined as the application of complex combinations of knowledge, performance, skills, values and attitudes at the level of being able to show how to perform the skill in a controlled setting rather than performing the skill in the workplace (adapted from [ 6, 7]).

Instead, it's about really letting the workplace adapt to welcome people's different backgrounds and working styles, and creating leadership opportunities for people who might not have emerged from the traditional pipeline (arguments that might sound familiar to anyone who has done research on how to get anyone who isn't a white male into the upper echelons of management). .

MJP and DKM provided critical input on criteria for product selection, representative data collection in the workplace, adapting the DREAM method for cleaning tasks and contributed to paper revisions.

Gallup's recommendations are that workplaces adapt their cultures to cater to millennials and their values, meaning that bosses should focus on clarifying the purpose of the work being done, give their young employees constant feedback, and this is actually a refreshing suggestion stop handing out infantilizing perks like pingpong tables in favor of making sure people are happy about their work.

Our going-in expectations also sway how much we enjoy movies and books, how we evaluate the quality of products, even how we evaluate how well our workplace adapts to change.

The presence of material or immaterial adaptations at the workplace (including adapted tools, adapted furniture, reduction in tasks or duties, help of colleagues, flexible working hours, opportunities for more breaks, less working hours or reduced work pace) was recorded.

The concept of the workplace has adapted to the changes in the economy, technology and the way people live.

13 Many companies recognised the importance of eliminating smoking in the workplace, and adapted policies to limit or prohibit smoking in their employees.

The number of patients in whom the workplace was adapted increased from 20 (29%) at baseline to 28 patients (42%) after 1 year follow-up.

It seems like few workplaces are adapted to us who have challenges".

Reviews confirm that an optimal rehabilitation requires close cooperation with insurers and employers: Thus, it is possible to influence working conditions and facilitate return to work (e.g. with adapted workplace design, treatment by a work physician, and implementation of prevention programs) [ 20, 21, 28, 34, 35, 44].