KJV Dictionary Definition: devour devour. DEVOUR, v.t. L., to eat. 1. To eat up; to eat with greediness; to eat ravenously, as a beast of prey, or as a hungry man. We will say, some evil beast hath devoured him. Genesis 37. In the morning, he shall devour the prey. Genesis 49. 2. To destroy; to consume with rapidity and violence.
For more wide-ranging programs, such as managersâ spot awards, peer recognition, and other incentives for exhibiting organizational values, Dittman estimates the annual spend should be between $12 and $64 per employee annually, depending on thevariety of the offerings.
Military organizations and Government functions also strongly endorse training with an average of 68 hours per individual, a statistic from the 2011 Industry Report. Other market segment enterprises average 39 hours per year with a training budget in the range of $375 to $922 per employee. About 40 percent of the training takes the form of instructor-led classes for small businesses. Mandatory and compliance education have become online programs for 73 percent of the companies.