Sentences with phrase «higher productivity stand»

And employers enjoying the benefits of higher productivity stand to be less stressed out too.

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It stands to reason: More gender equality, particularly in corporate settings, likely corresponds with increased productivity; greater innovation; higher employee retention and better risk management — all critical factors for improving a tech company's odds of staying competitive.

When the workplace — especially high - profile female employers — can recognize the benefits of facilitating productivity instead of forcing people to punch a time clock, everybody stands to benefit, including the kids at home.

Possible increased growth and productivity concurrent with climate oscillations that increase water availability, particularly at higher elevations and where stand density is low; extreme high temperatures would have net negative impact, regardless of water availability

Many businesses, however, require the added cargo capacity and the ability to stand up and work inside — which the High Roof NV Cargo delivers, enhancing everyday operations and productivity.

HVC stands for high - volume chemistry, a nod to high - volume veterinary clinics that desire «improved productivity at a lower cost» and «reference laboratory - quality results,» said Lisa Lee, vice president of U.S. Diagnostics and Business Solutions at Zoetis.

It may seem melodramatic to suggest that David Bitton's word should be law when it comes to maximizing productivity via automation, but it certainly stands to reason that, at the very least, the co-founder of the highest - rated practice management software company in the world knows what he's talking about.

As it stands right now, rather than position the phone as a productivity - focused smartphone, the South Korean manufacturer aims to go head - to - head with Apple in the somewhat plateaued high - end smartphone camera contest.

As it stands today, the T431s is an excellent 14 - incher for people interested in mobile productivity, but the price is a bit too high for the hardware.

Production Line Worker — ABC Manufacturing — St. Louis, MO — 6/2013 to Present • Stand for over eight hours and handle equipment weighing up to 80 pounds everyday • Inspect and analyze production line units to predict potential obstacles and recommend preventative action, resulting in a 10 percent increase in daily productivity • Assist with the loading, unloading, and organization of production equipment and finished products • Follow safety protocols and meet environmental codes while maintaining a consistently high and accurate production rateProduction Line Worker — Econ Developments — St. Louis, MO — 9/2008 to 6/2013 • Worked individually and within the production line crew to fabricate and install various pieces on a daily basis • Performed assembly with a 95 percent accuracy rate, the highest in the company • Reported daily production numbers and machinery malfunctions to the factory supervisor • Completed quality control checks upon product completions and helped sort and load orders for shipping