Sentence examples for actions on workers from inspiring English sources

"For years, Congressional Republicans have used every crisis they could manufacture to litigate the federal budget outside the regular budget process without any regard for the impact of their actions on workers and the economy," Murray said in a statement.

E-β-ocimene is a primer pheromone with two actions on workers physiology: inhibition of worker ovaries [17] and acceleration of workers behavioural maturation (this paper).

Stimulating actions on workers health into other policies, such as sustainable development, poverty reduction, trade liberalization, environmental protection, and employment.

Like keithwebb [at 10.02am] who said he left Labour "after Iraq and lack of action on workers rights and lack of promotion of industry".

The impact of a nuclear accident depends, to an extraordinary degree, on luck — not only on the fateful actions of workers in a crisis but on the direction of the wind.

The perceived effectiveness of the advised preventive actions on the workers' health status was sufficient.

Work with ACPO to take action on social worker hate websites.

Any company the protesters single out "will receive office occupations, rooftop demos, lock-on actions, pickets of workers, gate blockades, fax blockades, e-mail blockades, leafletting and poster campaigns, as well as demos outside the homes of their directors and employees," a message addressed to Huntingdon's customers said on the Web site.

If employers are in fact responding to these legal developments, then they should be more discouraged from taking adverse employment actions against workers on the basis of weight now than under the previous legal regime, and employment of the morbidly obese should increase in the post-ADAAA period.

But maybe it's not as simple as it seems: strikes and class actions by workers in the on-demand economy, along with government restrictions, seem to be popping up as quickly as new apps.

Pressed further about the coalition's record on women, Cameron changed the subject to the tube strikes, calling on Miliband to condemn the industrial action by workers on the London Underground.