You might want to improve your health, relationships, or job performance.

In many states, tenure is given to teachers after 3 years, without much indication of job performance.

But he continues to receive strong public support for his job performance.

Taking care of Paco is beginning to effect my job performance.

But this is the first time since 1995 that the increases will vary based on job performance.

And that, she said, has a direct effect on job performance.

I wondered if my job performance was the issue on his mind.

"The whole trick here is to try to be associated with the job performance."

I believe that such preference is well founded on job performance.

Two months later he was dismissed for "poor job performance."

From 1987 to 1995, labor productivity grew an average of 1 percent a year.

But labor productivity over that same period climbed only 6.5 percent.

"It's helped our labor productivity, the environment and the production process."

Average labor productivity has since then increased from 4.4 to 3.7 employees/1000 water connections.

Another important focus of the reforms was the need to improve labor productivity.

It was reported that during the first 5-year plan (1929-1932) industrial labor productivity increased 41%.

This would of course increase capital investment and labour productivity.

He completely changed the management team and set as a priority the achievement of an increase in labor productivity.

From 1974 through 1995, by contrast, growth in labor productivity averaged just 1.1 percent annually.

The deficit, the equivalent of about $100 million a year, had to be brought down by improving labor productivity, he said.

From 1987 to 1995, labor productivity grew an average of 1 percent a year.

But labor productivity over that same period climbed only 6.5 percent.

"It's helped our labor productivity, the environment and the production process."

Average labor productivity has since then increased from 4.4 to 3.7 employees/1000 water connections.

Another important focus of the reforms was the need to improve labor productivity.

It was reported that during the first 5-year plan (1929-1932) industrial labor productivity increased 41%.

He completely changed the management team and set as a priority the achievement of an increase in labor productivity.

This would of course increase capital investment and labour productivity.

From 1974 through 1995, by contrast, growth in labor productivity averaged just 1.1 percent annually.

The deficit, the equivalent of about $100 million a year, had to be brought down by improving labor productivity, he said.

If an office worker with scoliosis can sit for longer periods, increased work output is likely to occur and could improve quality of life.

The rest (about ) is available as useful work output.

Whiteley's work output began a steep decline, although its market value continued to climb.

The blue dotted line shows the work output of the compression space.

The black dotted line shows the net work output of the cycle.

The productivity rates of project teams can be better determined because more factors are included in their measured work output.

Resistance force is used to calculate the work output using the following equation:

What role do diagrams and notations play in improving work output?

When designing a heat engine, the goal is to have the system produce and deliver work output.

The work output of the stirling cycle is then used to drive a generator and create electric power.