The phrase "a portion of workers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific segment or subset of a larger group of workers in various contexts, such as discussions about labor, employment, or workforce demographics.
Example: "A portion of workers in the industry has expressed concerns about job security in the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "a segment of employees" or "a group of workers".
Under these arrangements, employers cut workers' hours — not their jobs — and states make up a portion of workers' lost wages with unemployment insurance payments.
Low-cost policy changes, like requiring employers to put a portion of workers' paychecks into a retirement fund, might help millions of households save for a secure retirement without driving Washington deeper into the red.
In a typical default program, an employer or government agency automatically directs a portion of workers' earnings to a savings account, although the employees have the option of increasing or decreasing the amount.
Second, privatization — eliminating part of Social Security and replacing it with a system of individual private investment accounts financed from a portion of workers' payroll taxes — is somehow the key to avoiding the catastrophe, and is also a fine thing in its own right.
He noted that when Poland adopted a hybrid pension system in the 1990s, under which a portion of workers' contributions were transferred from the state pay-as-you-go system to private pension funds, it was never intended to be a privatization of the pension system, because the privately managed funds remained part of the state system.
A portion of workers at 311 call centers in each city are then diverted towards responding to app requests.
Mr. Delaplane criticized Mr. Bush's proposal to let employees sell company stock after three years, saying this might discourage some employers from using company stock to match a portion of worker contributions to 401(k) plans.
In the suit, the waiters, Alisa Agofonova and Aaron Pou, say they were forced to share tips with restaurant management, a violation of state law, which bars managers from taking any portion of workers' tips.
To deal with one example of such myopia, Obama would require companies to automatically set aside a portion of their workers' salary in a 401(k) plan.
She also pointed to the benefit of increased local job opportunities for working parents, who might prefer working closer to home than in New York City and also observed that the housing market stands to gain when a portion of the workers transferred to Westchester look for houses nearby.
A portion of those workers are living elsewhere and commuting to Jackson; others are staying on friends' couches, or packing too many people into one apartment and hoping not to get caught.
