Sentence examples for workplace channel from inspiring English sources

There is already a lot of competition—from fast-moving newcomers, such as Monsterboard in recruitment, from big Internet firms, including Microsoft's CarPoint.com and AOL's WorkPlace Channel, and from people who used to pay their dues to the newspaper business but now want to cut out the advertising middleman.

The vast terrain of cyberspace might suffer from the tragedy of the commons and moral hazard, but within your workplace channel on Blind, your digital community maps onto a physical community – even though you are anonymous.

Notification of each local workshop, with an invitation to participate directed at staff '50 years and over', was circulated 2-3 weeks in advance, through regular workplace communication channels.

But then there's the other 95 percent of the time, including "Free Agents," the Channel 4 workplace-sex, midlife crisis comedy that has been remade by NBC.

The three features that help you better organise your conversations — do not disturb, replies and pinning important items — will be especially welcome to people who have especially "noisy" channels on Workplace.

It's certainly a lot funnier than many of the post-Office workplace British sitcoms such as Channel 4's PhoneShop or BBC3's Lunch Monkeys.

I hope this inspires you to get honest about how fearful you are in the workplace and how you can channel that into becoming more fearless.

Such status construction processes (Ridgeway, 1991; Ridgeway and Balkwell, 1997) arising from workplace bullying may be an important channel through which the asymmetric intergroup capture of political and economic resources is achieved (Sidanius and Pratto, 1999).

This enables unions to channel worker discontent into improved workplace conditions and productivity.

Hence, training at the workplace level could disregard the suggested theoretical channel of an additional human capital accumulation.

"Our goal isn't to make e-mail and IM obsolete … we're still using fax machines," says Sacks. "What we really want to do is add another channel of communication to the workplace".