Examples of using Underperformance in English and their translations into Chinese
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A related concern is the management of staff performance: only 30 per cent of staff feel that underperformance is handled appropriately.
And many managers are deterred by a stringent set of rules from facing the cumbersome procedures necessary to address chronic underperformance.
In allocating resources, more attention will be paid to pupils' actual underperformance;
Acquired rights of current staff should be respected, although these rights can never be used to justify underperformance.
Progress has been delayed owing to security conditions, underperformance of contractors, delay in the finalization of procurement and non-availability of land.
However, the assessment of HRAP for 2010 clearly indicates underperformance in meeting a significant number of targets.
This underperformance has been disappointing for both shareholders as well as eBay's employees, who rely on share-based compensation as a meaningful component of their remuneration.
Now, endowments' underperformance in recent years raises questions about that model.
Notably, 2019 was the company's worst underperformance compared to the market since 2009.
The US company blamed Pernod Ricard's underperformance on“inadequate corporate governance” and the“lack of outside perspectives”.
If significant underperformance is detected, changes in carbon stocks from such areas shall be assessed as a separate stratum.
Investors' inability to understand a conglomerate's philosophy, direction, goals and performance can eventually lead to share underperformance.
Js has a few weak points and vulnerabilities that can make Node-based systems prone to underperformance or even crashes.
Managers are also briefed on the role of informal dispute resolution, including the services of the Ombudsman and mediation services for assistance with handling underperformance.
The managerial training programme is constantly evaluated for its usefulness and effectiveness and the feedback received to date is that the component on handling underperformance is very useful.
For instance, gold's outperformance during the 1970s inflationary period more than offset the underperformance of stocks, bonds and cash.
There had been overall agreement that pay for performance was desirable to encourage high performance by improving both individual and organizational performance and to address underperformance.
If, however, the bill fails, the United States risks continued economic underperformance.
Specific to managing underperformance, the Organization has issued an enhanced performance management and development policy which provides guidance on managing underperformance.
Based on multiple other factors, including severe underperformance of gold stocks, the outlook remains strongly bearish and gold price appears ready to decline once again.