Sentence examples for workplace list from inspiring English sources

I always believe that you attract the best talent by building great work… part of a family… we topped Fortune's workplace list.

China's minister of labor and social security, Zhang Zuoji, acknowledged serious problems in the workplace, listing as top priorities the creation of more jobs and the strengthening of a new pension plan, unemployment insurance and other systems that are essential to repair the tattered Socialist safety net.

The company must also have made it on to at least five of the institute's national best workplace lists between September, 2010, and August, 2011.

Tech sector firms took the top four spots on the best workplaces list and were second only to manufacturing and production companies in overall categorical representation.

Ann expanded the Great Place to Work's business and mission to over 30 new countries by launching Best Workplaces list partnerships and creating a successful intellectual property licensing model.

But for a trend supposedly sweeping the workplace, the list of people who have assumed the position of CHO is rather short.

The "worrying workplace practices" listed are just the beginning.

The new rules will require 34,000 "high hazard" workplaces with 250 or more employees to send OSHA information, and the agency will post the names of those workplaces and list the specific injuries – first removing any information that might personally identify individuals.

In a memorandum dated Dec. 1 and obtained yesterday by The New York Times, the league's committee on workplace diversity lists provisions for interviewing coaching candidates, including the documentation of every interview conducted, the elimination of telephone-only interviews, and the involvement of the team owner in interviewing finalists for the job.

The latest Maine advertisement, which features the actor Vincent Curatola, who played the mobster Johnny Sack in the "Sopranos" television series, is being paid for by the Coalition for a Democratic Workplace, which lists leading national business trade associations as members of its coalition.

More than 900 "workplace ministries" are listed in I.C.W.M.'s member directory, and Hillman's faith-at-work e-mail devotional -- which features stories noting that Jesus and the apostles all had jobs and that most of the parables in the New Testament have workplace settings -- goes out to 80,000 subscribers daily.