Sentences with phrase «flexible work models»

Advances in technology, the demand for flexible work models and memories of recent layoffs have left fewer workers with the belief that one company can meet their career goals.

This means evaluating candidates» transferable skills from current and dying career paths, hiring for emerging fields, creating flexible work models and hiring and managing contingent workers.

In his HRE article «How to Adapt and Thrive in 2014,» Simply Hired president and CEO James Beriker listed the rise of flexible work models as one of the key factors to pay attention to in 2014.

Bain & Company, a top management consulting firm, surveyed 3,300 employees worldwide to determine a list of essential elements of «flexible work models.»

«With the increasingly fast - pace of the art market, and a progressive move away from the traditional gallery model toward art fairs, alternative venues, and a host of digital platforms, it seems like the propitious moment to adopt a new and more flexible working model.

Having a flexible working model tied to incentives and remuneration as The London Law Practice does, goes some way to allowing creative talent to adopt new legal products.

She feels freelancing provides a much more flexible work model.

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It's easily the most technologically advanced vehicle currently on the road, and although von Holzhausen didn't depart from the Model X template, he showed that it was flexible enough to work on the two most important genres in the luxury space.

Other companies are working on phones with flexible screens or dual screens similar to the rumored Samsung models, including Lenovo, Oppo, and JDI.

Their 12,000 + designers and engineers focus exclusively on software - powered innovation for the connected world — and their work is distinguished by deep client partnerships, proven engineering discipline and flexible engagement models.

This article is arguably hypocritical as well as stomach - churning, since it begins with the suggestion that «Because of the amazingly diverse multicultural contexts in which pastoral ministers are called upon to work today, it is impossible to prescribe one liturgical model that will be always and everywhere appropriate»: this flexible and open - minded liturgist then proceeded to argue in The Tablet that only the Mass of Paul VI is always and everywhere appropriate and that its very existence automatically abrogated all previous liturgies for ever: presumably those who prefer the older form are not to be given the dignity of a group or «culture» to be catered for by his free and easy multicultural ways, but are to be simply dismissed as a bunch of liturgical perverts.

Without any role models to guide her, the enterprising woman created her own opportunities — even though Morrison claims the opportunity to work flexible hours and to nurse Lake right there in the office «fell into my lap.»

The classroom delivery model has worked best for Johns in her schools, though she stresses that BIC is extremely flexible and customizable, allowing schools to tailor it to their specific needs.

Yellowlees is an outspoken role model for female scientists, encouraging them to do whatever works, whether it is working from home when necessary, seeking flexible hours, or working part time.

They seek flexible working hours and for many, as franchise business owners, Monkey Music is the perfect answer in their desire to build on their experience as teachers whilst moving on to a new challenge being supported by an experienced team and proven business model.

Of the three autonomy models, pilots are the most flexible option because their teachers, though still represented by UTLA, must sign an «elect - to - work» contract that requires them to put in more hours on the job and participate in supplementary career training.

The original intent of charter schools was to provide a flexible environment that fosters innovation, find solutions that work, and share those models with other schools so that every student benefits.

Such a shift would move schools away from what educators sometimes refer to as the «industrial model» of education that held sway in the 19th and 20th centuries to a model geared towards the more flexible work environments of the 21st century, proponents argue.

This gives access to a comprehensive suite of tools to embed Lesson Study — a flexible triad or small group model of development where teachers work together to plan, observe and improve teaching.

Initially implemented as a «flexible, holistic product of self - organization», the Scrum model is rooted in the presence of teams that work together throughout all stages of the project.

Maximize the impact of your summer school program with Achieve Intensive: the flexible, cloud - based literacy solution that works in any blended learning model — and empowers students to work anywhere, anytime, and on any device for even more time on task and even greater learning gains!

Flexible implementation that works in any blended learning model, including flipped classrooms and rotation models

All this work indicates Fiat - Chrysler put considerable additional cost into the Dodge Charger, even as an all - new model expected on a new, flexible rear - wheel - drive platform being developed primarily for Alfa Romeo is expected in three model years.

Mike suggested to me that he would like to see a flexible model where authors and marketers can choose to work together on a mix of fee and royalty - share.

Anno has stated that he believes the industry needs to become more flexible in creating new environments such as introducing more computer graphics in shows because the way things are currently working, the current business model just won't be maintainable.

Capitalising on the popularity of e-readers such as the Kindle, a new generation of writers is bypassing agents and publishers and using the flexible pricing model of ebooks to offer their work directly to the public at rock - bottom prices.

In part a celebration of the artist's 75th birthday, the show boasts drawings, sketches, and architectural models in addition to numerous large - scale works, and offers a unique viewing experience as well — Stella staged the exhibition himself, making the most of the museum's customizable, flexible wall system.

Instead workers (artist and otherwise) transitioned to flexible, project - based, itinerant and temporary work situations (as opposed to a more Fordist model, where one goes in and does one's thing over and over).

This list doesn't even include the education entrepreneurs that are working to educate girls (Drawdown Solution # 6), like Lekki Peninsula Affordable Schools, a low - cost private school chain in Nigeria with an all - inclusive fee structure and flexible payment system, or Sudiksha, which has pioneered a train - the - trainer model for training new preschool teachers in India.

The firm's model relies on technology and flexible working practices, improving operational efficiencies that it can pass on to its clients.

Our innovative cloud - based business model attracts candidates who are searching for a more flexible environment where they can eliminate their daily commute, keep more of their earnings, and embrace a superior work / life balance to pursue more family time or personal passions — yet still maintain a sophisticated law practice to serve large and respected corporate clients.

Under the new venture, DLA will also be supported by LOD's own team of freelance lawyers, which now operate either as «Managed Teams» for more routine work, «On Site» which replicates the secondment model, or «On Call» which offers flexible support for project work.

Hartley said: «Today's announcement marks a step change in the way all law firms can address flexible working and resourcing, a unique model which we believe will be the catalyst for significant change in the industry.

Forrest is dedicated to increasing access to legal services for people of all economic backgrounds, which he works toward by offering several flexible pricing models.

Finally, to some, a Flex Time cohort within at least the First Year program will appear less a flexible or elastic model of legal education, but just a differently rigid option, with specific times and modes within which required courses must be taken — this is just as likely as the full - time model to work for some but not others in a diverse group of students.

As law firms embrace different operating models, it becomes less important to adhere to outdated standards of what it means to be «in the office» and more important to deliver quality work in flexible ways.

The firm has established itself with a unique business model that offers senior lawyers flexible work arrangements and pricing options.

Innovation means working with clients to develop new models for delivering our services, using a combination of new technology, alternative resourcing, flexible pricing and process improvement.

You have extensive experience as a lawyer working in Japan — how do you expect the Japanese legal market will respond to lexvoco's flexible / secondment business model?

The Bar Council recently launched ProcureCo — a flexible business model — assisted by Field Fisher Waterhouse, that can be adopted by chambers bidding for work from large companies and local authorities.

Specifically, Georgetown finds that «Over the last few years, there has been mounting evidence that law firms that proactively address the needs of their clients — e.g., by implementing alternative staffing strategies, pursuing flexible pricing models, adopting work process changes, making better use of innovative technologies, and the like — can achieve significant success.»

JetBlue partnered with Study.com for its JetBlue Scholars program, and according to Bonny Simi, the head of the Scholars program, the «flexible, low - cost model simply couldn't work» without Study.com.

Becker - Haven's (1990) research demonstrated that experienced mediators, who have been working on their craft for over 20 years, seemed to practice in a flexible fashion that was similar to each other, whereas those who were new to the craft seemed to operate more strictly by their model of origin, and they practiced qualitatively differently from those working from other models.

Yet, as the term «working» suggests, these models are flexible enough to be modified by stimuli that do not fit into an extant framework (Mikulincer & Shaver, 2007a).

At an organizational level, modelling work undertaken as part of the UK Foresight study on Mental Capital and Well - being suggests that substantial economic benefits that could arise from investment in stress and well - being audits, better integration of occupational and primary health - care systems and an extension in flexible working hours arrangements (Foresight Mental Capital and Wellbeing Project, 2008).

Importantly, this requires a new model of design and lettable space: new or existing office developments will need to be forged with design principles of incubation centres, start - up innovation labs and flexible work spaces in mind.

Larry Whited, CRB, CRS ® believes the big players in residential real estate, wrestling with profitability pressure, will one day soon adopt a business model similar to his: sales associates working out of home offices, accessing documents by computer, conducting their transactions by exchanging electronic files — and offering prospects flexible commission options.

I think the only way forward is for an inclusive model that allows everyone, men, women, with children and without a more flexible working life.