productive workforce

The model for creating a productive workforce already exists it's called John Lewis's.

A happier workforce is a more productive workforce.

Increased worker participation helps to achieve a happier, more highly motivated and more productive workforce.

Qualified individuals with a reduced risk of such counterproductive workplace behaviors are selected for employment, leading to a more productive workforce.

Ley decided that, as a way of ensuring a healthier and more productive workforce, an investment should be made in promoting recreation for his workers.

Poor water leads to disease and disability and to death and, of course, the loss of a productive workforce.

That is not in any way a plan for growth - it's a pathway to workplace misery and a demoralised and less productive workforce.

It provides for the creation of a productive workforce for independent civil society organisations, namely training of secret agents.

A management culture that genuinely values employees will result in a more committed and productive workforce, and high performing and successful organisation.

Workforce management (WFM) encompasses all the activities needed to maintain a productive workforce.

In all my analysis of world economies, amid all the information and hype, I have stayed focused on the benefits of an expanding, more productive workforce.

Thus, being cognizant of their employees' identification with the company as their psychological contract continues to adapt and change is vital in ensuring a happy and productive workforce.

The Herman Miller company's "Greenhouse" manufacturing plant in Zeeland, Mich., boasts clever design, abundant natural light, prairie views and a productive workforce.

If being conservative is all about looking out for number one, I have a radical, but simple, idea that will guarantee you larger profits, a more productive workforce, and no labor problems.

The local collieries enjoyed a reputation for highly skilled miners, a productive workforce and non-radical politics, and the community had thriving shops, churches, chapels and sports teams.

Apart from meeting the basic need for shelter, it provides a foundation for family and social stability, and contributes to improved health and educational outcomes and a productive workforce.

In a similar way, the state's provision of collective resources can be seen as ensuring a key commodity for competitive and anarchic capitalist societies; that of a refreshed and productive workforce.

"To enhance global competitiveness in Punjab, through a quality and Productive workforce (Engineers / Industrial Technicians) by developing a demand driven, standardized, dynamic and integrated Technical Education."

We cannot take companies to places where there are no people, where there is no productive workforce, and where the productive workforce does not go because there are no companies.

China is a vast country with a trained and productive workforce, but it is not a democracy and remains essentially an authoritarian, one-party, Communist State - although Marxism plays little part in its political or economic thinking at present.

Ray Christensen, executive vice president of the Colorado Farm Bureau, said growers on the state's 20,000 farms consider pesticide safety important for themselves and their employees, in part because they want to maintain a productive workforce and avoid liability.

In 2007, Hendrick was one of only 12 organizations worldwide honored with the Gallup Great Workplace Award, which honors Hendrick as one of the most engaged and productive workforces in the world.

As the incomes of an increasingly productive workforce rise and people's basic material needs are progressively met, their needs expand first for consumer durables and then for luxury items - immaterial services, such as education, heaIth, leisure and the arts.

"Approach the situation the same way you would with any new boss," said Dr. Jellison, author of "Managing the Dynamics of Change: The Fastest Path to Creating an Engaged and Productive Workforce" (McGraw-Hill, 2006).

Banks and financing organizations, at a time when employment among the productive workforce in shipping is temporarily restricted - and I say temporarily because the volume of merchant shipping is forecast to double over the coming 15 years - should transform flexibility of funding and low interest rates into a serious incentive for new investment.