Sentence examples for workplace harmony from inspiring English sources

A little good will on the part of an employer goes a long way, creating workplace harmony and fostering healthy competition among employees.

A century ago, when the state created its workers' compensation system, the goal was a no-fault insurance program that would foster workplace harmony by resolving disputes over injuries without litigation or recrimination.

Published in July 2000 and distributed to all Enron employees, the manual covers everything from workplace harmony ("Ruthlessness, callousness and arrogance don't belong here") to policies on pollution and wildlife: "The Company is committed to environmental protection, and it expects employees to abide by the letter and the spirit of these laws".

The scenes in which he confronts first the Workplace Harmony committee, then a shilly-shallying administrator during an ineffectual appeals process, are hands down the best in the book, and delightful enough to justify getting through the rest of an arguably bloated text.

Happy communicating and creating workplace harmony.

Two of these resulted from subdividing two existing dimensions (1: work organization was subdivided into tasks and workload, and 2: salary and benefits was subdivided into salary and benefits and job stability); the third new dimension added was workplace harmony, which emerged from items arising out of moral satisfaction, management and organization.

After weeks of dissension in a workplace known for harmony, two-thirds of the workers at the Saturn car factory here voted down a measure that would have asked the company to jettison their current union contract, corporate America's most prominent continuing experiment in labor-management cooperation.

"Discrepancies in salaries, responsibilities and the way job performance is evaluated undermine our work and the harmony of our workplace".

Not all workplaces value group harmony––some actively pit team members against each other to achieve various good results for the company.

Mrs. Obama's call for increased workplace flexibility rings in harmony with Maria Shriver's report.

Such a forum could provide information about changes in South Africa, for instance the National Health Insurance and Primary Health Care re-engineering including efforts at improving workplace security and racial harmony.