Sentence examples for accommodation workers from inspiring English sources
One researcher shared that the Master's students: … cooked and had dinner with the group accommodation workers and detained adolescents or baked a cake for them to thank them for their cooperation.
One path is that an employer observes that a worker has a disability and offers accommodations; workers who would benefit from the accommodations would accept while those who would not benefit from the accommodations would decline.
Dong is even considering emulating the oil industry by having overnight accommodation for workers at new farms.
There have also been complaints about the standard of accommodation many workers live in.
Few studies have estimated the components of the cost of work reintegration and accommodation for workers with mental disorders.
Under the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990, employers must provide "reasonable accommodations" for workers with disabilities.
Legal experts say her case raises tough questions about how to balance the sometimes clashing interests of co-workers with disabilities and how far employers need to go to make reasonable accommodations for workers under the Americans With Disabilities Act.
What is most ironic is that much of the evacuated population has been given refuge in those same almost mythical work camps (which are hotel-like accommodations for workers in distant areas).
Table 4 shows the coefficients of a model with a dummy variable for each of the four types of workplace accommodations the workers may receive, i.e. reduced working hours, a new job, light duties, and adaptations in terms of equipment or office remodelling.
Without this accommodation, this worker would be forced to either jeopardize her health or leave work, sacrificing her economy security.
But in one critically important way, UPS, unlike Walmart and others, has already moved forward, announcing last month that beginning January 1, it will adopt a policy of providing accommodations for workers who need them because of pregnancy.
