The phrase "a employees" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an employee" if referring to a single individual or "employees" if referring to multiple individuals.
Example: "We are looking to hire an employee who is skilled in project management."
Alternatives: "a staff member" or "a team member."
A: Employees are to receive what the government calls the "standard rate of pay". For employees who stayed on the job but were unpaid, that is "the pay the employee is entitled to for actual hours of work under the normally applicable pay rules," OPM guidance says.
"When I talk to startup founders about doing this, my reasons are A) employees are demanding it B) corporations should be accountable to all stakeholders and C) because it's a great legacy for CEOs who are building a company to create something bigger," DiBianca said.
A: Employees who are exempt from overtime rules can be forced to work extraordinary hours without overtime compensation.
a. Employees: are responsible for notifying a supervisor as soon as a lactation accommodation is needed.
What the War for Talent amounts to is an argument for indulging A employees, for fawning over them.
2. a) Employees, agents and agencies, and employees of agencies, of Guardian News & Media Limited ("GNM", "We"), b) their family members, c) anyone else connected with the Showcase, and d) enterprises whose principle business consists of the publishing of print or on-line newspapers, may not enter the Showcase.
The demonstrators made it clear that they were not protesting local Chick-fil-A employees, who offered free lemonade that the protesters declined to take.
* John McCain holds a town hall meeting with Chik-Fil-A employees in Atlanta, gives a speech to the Council for National Policy in New Orleans and holds fund-raisers in New Orleans and Phoenix.
Plus, they're surrounded by thousands of young, type-A employees from the best schools.
Only Grade-A Employees Wanted.
These people include Chick-fil-A employees.
