Sentence examples for acknowledged workers from inspiring English sources
At Steelcase, Stinson acknowledged, workers were earning around the same dollar salary that they had in 1987.
But one wonders, in light of these findings, if a workplace culture that acknowledged workers' needs as much as employers' bottom lines might have helped prevent the tragedy of Erhardt's death.
Prime Minister François Fillon, in a television appearance after the protests, acknowledged workers' concerns as legitimate but noted that the crisis was worldwide and said the French government would be irresponsible if it promised more spending now.
As Bloomberg reported, Bachelet acknowledged workers' rage that pension benefits have fallen well below what was initially promised when the system was created in 1981, under dictator Augusto Pinochet.
The Trump administration announced in 2017 that it was reviewing Obama's proposed rule, with Acosta acknowledging workers' costs had risen but telling lawmakers doubling the threshold might "create a stress" for companies with a new mandate.
Eduardo Garzon, leader of the CUT, the most powerful union federation, said the action was motivated by a broad spectrum of issues, from rural violence and human rights to privatisation and the recession.The government acknowledges workers' grievances, but refuses to be drawn into discussions on pay or privatisation.
They criticize the fact that the economic efficiency mentality long dominated the so-called scientific management practices without acknowledging workers' need for adequate communication and socialization while at work.
When the country's fortunes turned during the Great Depression, the violent Teamsters Strike of 1934 resulted in laws acknowledging workers' rights.
He also acknowledged that workers had gone on strike.
Goshi Hosono, an adviser to the prime minister, acknowledged that workers might not have been adequately protected.
Mr. Groner acknowledged that workers had not yet produced all the medical records the judge had requested.
