Sentence examples for workplace published from inspiring English sources

In "Cubed," an oddly fascinating history of the workplace published last year, Nikil Saval charts a progression that looks a lot like expulsion, from the walled office to the cubicle to no desk at all.

The AMA survey also found that downsizing failed to improve product quality at most of these companies.In a special report on the changing structure of the workplace published in October 1994, Business Week magazine warned that the great risk of downsizing was that it simply resulted in fewer people working harder.

Her former workplace has published a response - again using West's song - and the video format has been mimicked by amateur film-makers from Barcelona to Bangalore.

Funny Women commissioned a media review in partnership with the University of East London's Centre of Excellence for Women Entrepreneurship and the resulting report 'Women, Humour and Power…in the Workplace' was published earlier this year.

The classic argument for why U.S. manufacturing declined that union laborers priced themselves out of competition, leading industry to move to the developing world for cheaper labor is dead wrong, says Melman, who makes the case for reindustrialization in his latest book, "After Capitalism: From Managerialism to Workplace Democracy," published this fall by Alfred A. Knopf.

I finally got around to spending quality time with Gallup's "State of the American Workplace" survey, published earlier this year.

Researchers analyzed 88 workplace studies published from 1985 to 2012 with 93 independent samples and 73,877 participants.

Mr. Mootnick made the center a serious scientific workplace by publishing dozens of research papers.

Its report on mindfulness and public policy in healthcare, criminal justice, education and the workplace, will be published next Spring.

This is an edited extract from Feminist Fight Club: An Office Survival Manual (For A Sexist Workplace), by Jessica Bennett, published by Portfolio Penguin on 15 September at £12.99.

The vast majority of the published workplace slips, trips and falls (STF) literature is exceedingly narrow in its focus and often ignores wider systems issues in workplace STF aetiology.