Sentences with phrase «sector organisations do»

It's, er, what sucessful private sector organisations do all the time: try to understand what motivates the customer.

Not exact matches

While religious organisations have specific protections, public sector workers do not.

The report «Doing Good Better» outlines the growth in community work and suggests faith based organisations make up more around a quarter of the entire third sector.

Doing so could offer guidance on how to best pursue novel data collection, storage, analysis and visualisations in public sector organisations.

«95 % of the electorate do not want the private, voluntary sector, charitable or other organisations running schools.

There are big differences in culture between organisations in the same sector, so you will need to do some more research into the areas in which you feel have something to offer to you.

Whereas the ETAN report «didn't find any outstanding universities getting things right,» and the Helsinki Group turned up «no individual countries that stood out» as being especially conducive to women's involvement in science and engineering, looking at the private sector, there are a number of companies that are «on the path of changing their organisation and culture,» notes Rees.

In my role, I work with the school business manager community, and my organisation works both in schools and the independent sector and I do find that school business managers may have challenges but they are becoming more understanding about what needs to be done for their schools when it comes to ICT solutions.

Having access to real - time information will be a critical factor in helping the education sector show resilience and, while 53 % of employees have the right tools to do their job effectively, organisations need to bring the rest of the workforce up to speed.

She admitted that the government «needs to do more» to help some organisations «because of the nature of the huge change and the huge scale, particularly for the public sector, who have taken a bit more time to adjust because they are managing day to day business».

Take the passage that reads: «One of the main problems with [the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) and the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF)-RSB- lies in finding the capacity among traditional researchers in university departments of education to conduct and even appreciate such work... Instead, the funds have been taken up by the growing sector of not - for - profit organisations... IES (and EEF in the UK) need the capacity that these organisations offer in order to conduct evaluations, and the organisations themselves need the external funding maintained in order to pay the salary of staff employed to do the evaluations.

Hosted by Rebekka Kill (York St John University) Jon Wakeman (East Street Arts) it will highlight how organisations are addressing issues of marginalisation and what is being done to ensure that audiences are having the best opportunity to experience the breadth of work being produced, ensuring there is a level playing field in the sector.

Conventionally, sector policies have been defined under the assumption that agriculture refers to the rural sphere and will be attended to by institutions other than the urban ones, whilst most agricultural organisations don't operate in the urban sphere.

While initially only targeted at the FS sector, it does raise a wider question about how organisations will have to manage their recovery in the immediate future.

Once you've done some research into your chosen industry, it's important to remember public and private sector organisations operate in different ways.

Do something fulfilling and start your career in the public sector or at a charitable organisation.

It's essential to do some research and raise your level of knowledge and understanding of how the sector and organisations operate before applying.

Other apprenticeship schemes with national organisations in the public sector include the National Audit Office school leaver programme, which leads to qualification as a chartered accountant but does not include a degree.

However, the interim report by the Senate Community Affairs Reference Committee into the DSS process found that the department did not properly engage with community sector organisations and that the outcomes of the tender process would have been better if they had done so.