Green field definition
Green field sites (new physical locations with no acquisition)
Green field means starting of a university fresh for the first time from scratch without any consideration to any existing educational institution(s) or anything related to such institution(s);
Green field means an unbuilt-on (undeveloped) plot of land.
More Definitions of Green field
Green field means a completely new project on a new site and whose construction is not influenced by an earlier project;
Green field nature of ESS means that all AD staff is newly recruited starting from 2010. The pace of recruitment has been set by several parameters such as internal AD project needs, available candidates, budget availability at ESS, ESS HR capability to support recruitment etc. Does the TAC have general recommendations on this process and the priorities set?
Green field means the final condition of a nuclear facility/site at which the radionuclide activity concentration in the buildings and site (or part of it) does not exceed the unconditional non-controlling radioactivity levels and there are no restrictions on the use of the facility’s buildings and site due to possible exposure to ionising radiation.
Green field human resource processes for expanding into new regions in the absence of acquisition. • Demonstrated technical competencies in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint; proficiency in HR software such as PeopleSoft or Oracle. • Proficiency required in process improvement techniques such as Six Sigma, TQM, re-engineering, Kaizen, or Action WorkOut. • Problem solving and innovative skills, including analysis of metrics to improve employee satisfaction and reduce turnover. • Change management skills. • Negotiation. • Excellent communications skills: oral, written and presentation. • Ability to motivate and communicate at all internal and external levels utilizing various forms of media; adjust the message to the audience as appropriate. • Professionalism with ability to consistently balance urgency and decisiveness with patience and compassion. • Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects independently. • Delegation, coaching, mentoring and counseling. • Ability to prioritize, time manage and multitask. • Team leadership • Influencing, including influencing without authority. • Conflict resolution • Organization • Creativity Must be able to travel to company facilities, acquisition candidates, acquired companies, professional meetings and company-sponsored events as required.
Green field means Limited Liability Company “Green Field,” a company incorporated in Russia, having its registered office at ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇, ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Street, City of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russian Federation, Basic State Registration Number 1036500621475.