The phrase "admitted to workers" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being acknowledged or allowed for workers, but the phrasing is unclear without additional context.
Example: "The new policy was admitted to workers during the meeting."
Alternatives: "communicated to employees" or "shared with the staff".
He has admitted to paying undocumented workers under the table as the owner of a Manhattan restaurant called Healthalicious, filing false tax returns to profit from it, and then lying about all of it to investigators.
Mr. Taylor, according to prosecutors, confessed to killing an assistant manager, Jean Dumel Auguste, 27, while Mr. Godineaux admitted to killing three workers -- Ramon Nazario, 44, Jeremy Mele, 18, and Ali Ibadat 40 -- and wounding two others, Jaquione Johnson, 18, and Patrick Castro, 22.
It admitted to withholding the workers' tips but said the practice was permissible to recoup fees charged by online delivery sites, in the same way that restaurants are allowed to deduct a percentage from tips left via credit card to cover credit card companies' fees for converting those tips to cash.
Six percent of migrant workers and 8.7% of local workers admitted to having sex with other men, and none had used condoms with them.
Our data indicate that the HIV-1 epidemic in this community of IDUs may have been transmitted by an HIV positive overseas contract worker who admitted to having contact with commercial sex workers during stay abroad.
In so doing, it admitted to what the oil workers' unions had long argued – that the "Not Required Back" system was used to victimise workers who spoke out on behalf of themselves and others, and particularly over health and safety issues.
The term guest worker is most commonly associated with its German translation, Gastarbeiter, designating the mainly Turkish workers admitted to West Germany after World War II to help rebuild the country's infrastructure.
If more workers are admitted to the country -- as permanent immigrants or temporary workers -- the earnings of native American workers competing with them for jobs should fall.
Indeed, Representative Lamar Smith of Texas, a conservative Republican, is pushing a bill that would greatly expand the number of foreign guest workers admitted to the country each year.
With the high-skill immigration debate about to heat up again thanks to Senator Orrin Hatch's (R UT 133 January introduction of the Immigration Innovation Act of 2015, nicknamed "I-Squared," we are likely to hear familiar arguments for raising the numbers of foreign science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workers admitted to this country.
