The phrase "administration of workers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or overseeing employees or labor forces within an organization.
Example: "The administration of workers is crucial for maintaining productivity and ensuring a positive work environment."
Alternatives: "management of employees" or "oversight of staff".
These included administrative problems due to " difficulties in a system with frequent opacity in the procedures" (TRS, female, 36 years), or the " excessive workload of administrative tasks not related to the job" (TRS, female, 48 years), along with "c old and distant administration of the workers and their services" (ASS, female, 49 years).
What disturbed labor groups, critics of the Bush administration and families of workers who have been injured or killed were not the kids' posters, but the pictures Foulke juxtaposed alongside them to illustrate dangerous workplace practices.
The decision drew a distinction between forced payments for a union's purely political activities, which it held were forbidden by the First Amendment, and ones for more conventional union work, like bargaining, contract administration and representation of workers in grievance proceedings.
A budget office spokesman said the Obama administration supported the right of workers to unionize.
But in 1991, the Dinkins administration laid off thousands of workers as the city grappled with a recession.
So in 2009, the Obama administration, at the urging of workers' unions, imposed a Trump-like tariff beginning at 35percentt and expiring after three years.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is tripling the number of workers processing cash-for-clunkers transactions as some dealers complain the government has been slow to reimburse them for the incentives of up to $4,500 a vehicle.
They comprised of workers from administration office and obstetric wards including labour room (LR).
Following this, to measure its basic psychometric properties, namely reliability and validity via administration to a representative sample of workers of the Greek health system.
But pensions experts said the move may force employers to reduce their contributions for existing members as they struggle to cope with the costs of higher administration and paying into greater numbers of workers' pensions.
Despite this, they behave according to the theory in the sense that they allocate a relatively high amount of workers to Public Administration, rather than to Health and Education.
