Sentences with phrase «differently than an employee»

Someone at head office in the marketing department, for example, will see an employee advocacy program entirely differently than an employee who spends the majority of their time in front of customers.

Not exact matches

Proactive employees work differently than reactive employees.

You're going to react differently to situations, and people and your employees will figure out whom to hit up for what, faster than a toddler figures out that you may not really stop at «3.»

The company, which had just eight employees as recently as December (mostly engineers in Israel), pitched itself differently than the typical cybersecurity marketing spiel.

«By law, we could not treat the employee any differently than if she had been at work, so she was eligible for competitions,» Auld says.

You shouldn't think of a virtual assistant any differently than you would a telecommuting employee.

Your customers, your vendors, and your employees all measure your performance differently than you do.

We've found that male managers, despite being well - intentioned, often aren't equipped to handle women in conversations about stress, flextime, remote working, what the company is willing to do, and other issues that they need to approach differently than they would for their male employees.

Employees» thinking differently than a manager.

It should be read, if not for the motivation, just to get you to think differently than the average employee.

A business with 100 employees behaves differently than one with 15 employees, as does a retail business and a commercial farm.

Preferred stock, which is what investors buy, is often priced differently than common stock, which is what is granted to employees.

Bergh, another attorney who worked under Perez Williams, said she caused some headaches in the office because she «did things differently» than many longtime employees were used to.

The bill would make sure that retirement plans of federal workers are not taxed differently than those of private sector employees.

He suggested that if teachers became owners (similar to business owners) rather than employees, they would act differently, be more accountable.

A business with 100 employees behaves differently than one with 15 employees, as does a retail business and a commercial farm.

The FAA employees reading thermometers record the data by hand differently than is needed by climatologists.

Tobok agrees that companies must approach this type of training for employees very differently than the ways they may have in other areas.

However, if you are an invitee the law will be applied differently than if you are an employee.

And I definitely felt like the planning that I did was really worthwhile.I'm glad also that I was willing to take the plunge and it's fun to see my name on the door and on the business cards and talk about people as my employees and say I'm going to try to do this a little differently than it's been done before and try to do it right.

These are all reasons a given «employee rights» attorney is typically better - suited to represent workers than an attorney who self - identifies differently.

Also, women that are impacted by these three conditions can not be treated differently than other employees with similar job performance.

California employers using background checks to screen applicants or employees should realize that background checks are performed differently in California than in the other 49 states.