Sentence examples for workplaces about from inspiring English sources
"[This] is where this whole area of working flexibly and having policies in workplaces about flexible working is very important".
Researchers asked 1,030 staff across Australian workplaces about their use of flexible work arrangements, and about how they perceived their organisation.
To avoid hating your volunteer job — after all, that's what paid jobs are for — ask potential workplaces about their volunteer service structure, Ms. Williams said.
And then I found myself sitting next to a well-known transgender woman who spends a lot of time speaking in corporate workplaces about what it means to be trans and her personal experiences.
Key persons from these organisations are then trained to educate parents in communities and at their workplaces about good parenting practices.
Examples of community-based activities included meetings for the general public with discussions about public health issues, information in local media, in schools and at workplaces about health promotion and healthy lifestyles, NGO activities, labelling of healthy foods in local stores.
Even if the study Mr. Hamermesh cites is accurate and less attractive people earn 10 to 15 percent less in the workplace, how about short or obese people?
In the home, in the workplace, just about everywhere could use something like this.
"The female employee spoke openly and frequently in the workplace about her friendship with the C.E.O. and the favors he provided to her," the report said, and Mr. Dunn gave her tickets to at least seven concerts and sports events.
"I tell everybody at my workplace about it all the time," said Sundance McClure, a Web developer from Lakeside, Calif., who canceled his cable service nine months ago when the cost inched toward $100 a month.
The more talk there is in a workplace about comparisons between the generations, the academics suggest, the more destructive the negativity of those passed over.The labels for the three age-groups largely reflect America's demography.
