Sentences with phrase «corporate bottom line»

To work for administrator, brokerage or employer as a decision maker in order to positively impact corporate bottom line in workers compensation claims.

«What we are hearing from Canadian business leaders is that external economic forces are clearly taking a toll on corporate bottom lines,» says Gerald Courage, chairman of Miller Thomson.

With environmental costs dumped on China, the savings flow directly to global corporate bottom lines.

Wall Street analyst are expecting those cuts to boost corporate bottom lines.

Therefore, a shakeup of U.S. trade deals could put these American jobs, as well as corporate bottom lines, at risk.

Indeed, the ramifications of global food loss and waste hit home throughout the entire food supply chain in every country in the world and reverberate in corporate bottom lines.

Some of us have been hoping wenger would leave for 5 seasons now not because we hate the man but because It was clear then that his approach of putting corporate bottom line above strengthening the first xi and his holier than though existential bs footballing philosophy was never going to deliver a title at home or abroad....

Just as environmentalists shouldn't worry about propping up pitchmen like Mercola, biotech supporters needn't concern themselves with corporate bottom lines.

A recent study of 720 companies around the world found that HR departments struggle to demonstrate their contributions to the corporate bottom line.

Instead, investors still have to contend with a slew of other issues — geopolitical, economic and valuation — that could drown out what should be an otherwise robust time for the corporate bottom line.

Instead, investors still have to contend with a slew of other issues that could drown out what should be an otherwise robust time for the corporate bottom line.

The labor market is healthy, corporate bottom lines are doing well, and the economy is likely to see additional benefits from tax cuts and increased government spending.

«The benefits of gender equality are multiple, including increased labor supply; higher incomes, productivity gains, and corporate bottom lines; and reduced poverty in developing countries,» says Carmen Nuzzo, senior economist for SRI research.

They are looking out for their corporate bottom line.

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, sole trustee of the state public employee pension fund, is again pushing for energy giant ExxonMobil to disclose how efforts to mitigate global warming will impact its corporate bottom line.

6) Threw the baby out with the bathwater when it summarily canceled, not just the #GG panel, but «Level Up», too, because it got really, really fucking scared and confused and heard little birdies whispering «there'll be violence, there'll be trouble, you're corporate bottom line will suffer»;

As Ethicon's experience shows, by implementing next - generation learning methodologies, employees stay engaged and at the top of their game, while driving the corporate bottom line.

And the more education «reformers» try to distract from it, the more they will expose the fact that they aren't driven by concern for kids but by the ugliest kind of greed — the kind that feigns concerns for kids in order to pad the corporate bottom line.

For many years, much Detroit iron left the clear impression that the makers were trying to enhance the corporate bottom line by delivering as little value as possible for the buyer's dollar.

-- Editors and proofreaders can work directly with writers and make more money than living in a tiny closet in New York and answering to corporate bottom line.

Because of the consistency and predictability of administrative actions and campaign rhetoric and their anticipated influences on the economy, investors have come to assume better times for business conditions, corporate bottom lines, and stock prices in the period prior to a presidential election and a less robust period following those periods.

«Climate change is a serious challenge, but it creates enormous opportunities to reduce energy consumption across our economy, which will benefit consumers, corporate bottom lines and the climate,» said Frank O'Brien - Bernini Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer at Owens Corning.

Despite the spin and PR, it's clear that this decision has more to do with Alcoa's corporate bottom line than it does with shielding a community that's been a faithful partner for better than half a century.

Insurance adjustors and attorneys are constantly trying to pry disjointed information out of shaken up crash victims in order to protect their corporate bottom line.

We never will fight for the corporate bottom line.

It could include environmental and coastal protections in the overall scope of the project without the temptation to cut safety corners to pad the corporate bottom line.

Their goal is the corporate bottom line, not the needs of the injured.

This adherence to the corporate bottom line hurts patients who need these medical devices most — those with serious health issues and limited incomes.

Your resume highlights your success in analyzing issues, and a proven ability to impact the corporate bottom line by applying well thought out solutions to business problems, which produce positive returns.

Numbers are still an important element, but instead of personal numbers, add statements that reflect how you affected the corporate bottom line or team accomplishments.

The ability to affect the corporate bottom line positively by effectively and efficiently recruiting the right candidates for the open positions.