Consider ways you can accommodate your caregiving employees' schedules -- that may mean offering adequate paid time off or temporary leaves of absence.
"Adequate paid maternity leave is one such measure as it helps to reduce the barriers facing mothers to being both good nurturers and economic providers".
When districts offer adequate pay in contract negotiations, unions typically agree to reasonable changes in assignment practices.
But aware or not, it may have helped to deprive legally employable janitors of jobs and adequate pay.
Doctors are urged to take patients' well-being into consideration without worrying about material rewards, although providing adequate pay for medical workers is described as a priority.
During the campaign Republican speakers harped on Buchanan's seemingly heartless statement that ten cents a day was adequate pay for a workingman.
They have evaded prosecution for environmental damage like oil spills, as well as poor labor conditions, forcing crews to work like slaves without adequate pay or rest.
At the moment, a degree from Al Quds, which is widely seen as among the best Palestinian universities and has medical, law and engineering schools, is not recognized in Israel, meaning that teachers, for example, cannot get jobs with adequate pay in Israeli schools.
He said the army was "running hot" because of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan; he implied that the government was breaking the "covenant" with soldiers by not providing adequate pay and conditions for fighting men; and he made little secret of the fact that he wanted more troops for operations in Afghanistan.Since his retirement in August, the wrangling has intensified.
Without adequate pay, raising requirements for qualifications can result in little more than meaningless credentials.
Both the market and the state are currently failing to deliver adequate pay and working conditions for this group of people," he writes.
