Sentences with phrase «workplaces change just»

Workplaces change just like people do.

Not exact matches

But Wither cautions that to succeed, these buyers need a «burning desire» to do whatever it is the company they're acquiring does — not just experimenting with a change of workplace scenery.

The changes — both announced in the last 48 hours — are only the latest in what is shaping up to be an arms race among tech companies seeking to prove themselves the most accommodating workplaces to build not just a career, but a family.

It will change your outlook not just on the workplace, but also on your life.

Many corporates are still reluctant to make changes — but creating intuitive workplaces isn't just beneficial for existing staff.

Workplace courses and resources Men have changed — they want to be fully involved, hands - on dads, not just chained to a life of breadwinning.

«Comfortably straddling the business world and the realm of parenting, Jana observes that the parenting paradigm must shift just as many workplaces are changing with the times.

LC: It is a mistake to assume that if schools just adopt classroom technologies, academic achievement will improve, teaching will change dramatically, and students will be better prepared for the 21st - century workplace.

Although this may be true, and truer still that schools have been notoriously slow in implementing technological change (ditto machines are still alive and well in many school buildings as the primary means of duplicating documents, for example), it is also true that the integration of such technologies into the workplace and in public schools has more than just begun.

«Change in the workplace isn't just on the horizon, it's here,» Wynne said.

Plus — we've seen firsthand that when venue staff realize just how small changes can make a big difference in their carbon footprints, they'll adopt those strategies into their normal workplace practices well after your event ends!

Just over a year ago, we introduced readers to the Changing Workplaces Review, the Ontario Ministry of Labour's effort to reform the laws governing both unionized and non-unionized workplaces and the workforces that compWorkplaces Review, the Ontario Ministry of Labour's effort to reform the laws governing both unionized and non-unionized workplaces and the workforces that compworkplaces and the workforces that comprise them.

All workplaces — not just law firms — are changing their work cultures and power structures to value the complimentary skills that women bring to business and the professions.

Just over a year ago, we introduced readers to the Changing Workplaces Review, the Ontario Ministry of Labour's effort to reform the laws governing both unionized and

While most of us are looking forward to the good things that come with the changing seasons — apple cider, pumpkins, and holiday celebrations, just to name a few — the fall season brings with it something else entirely for many employees and managers in the modern workplace.

This change in workplace decorum seems outrageous to those who are experienced members of the workforce, but for those just arriving, this is standard.

Corporate culture, management style, opportunity for advancement, camaraderie among colleagues, and many other factors can and will be different at every workplace; having said that, a change can also be just what the nurse practitioner ordered.

This includes individuals that are just entering the workplace for the first time, or more experienced workers that are making a career change.

Just like when they entered the workplace, Millennials are changing things up as they begin stepping into leadership roles.

If you are one of these types, change your attitude at work to one who is willing to go above and beyond the call of duty, be willing to make changes in the workplace, work overtime if necessary, just to name a few.