The phrase "adopted workers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to workers who have been taken in or accepted into a company or organization, often in the context of employment or labor relations.
Example: "The company has implemented a new policy to support adopted workers, ensuring they receive the same benefits as regular employees."
Alternatives: "hired employees" or "recruited staff".
Martin Luther King picketing with striking members of the International Chemical Workers Union at the Scripto plant in Atlanta in 1964 In the 1960s, the sit-ins (a tactic adopted from workers' sit-down strikes in the 1930s), Freedom Rides, mass marches, and voter registration drives eventually led Congress to enact the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Identify measures currently adopted by workers to cope with hot weather.
Fully understanding the different awareness, attitudes and protective behaviors adopted by workers in live-poultry markets (LPMWs) and local community residents (CRs) to face the challenges of LPAI and HPAI is very important to minimize viral adaptations to human populations.
If the McDonald's and Yum Brands deals were adopted industrywide, worker wages would essentially double.
For example, there is Domestic Workers United, which persuaded New York and Hawaii to enact a bill of rights for housekeepers and nannies, and the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, which has gotten most Florida tomato growers to adopt a workers' code of conduct and to increase pay by at least 20 percent.
In contrast to the lifting techniques adopted by experienced workers to effectively avoid overloading, the findings suggest that novice female workers who lack experience should be cautious and trained for performing lifting tasks.
Vermont and San Francisco have adopted laws allowing workers to request predictable schedules.
Many of the principles can be adopted by care workers looking after people with dementia in their own homes.
Finally, the "barren workaday experiences" that Mr. Schneiderman associates with telecommuting could be banished if independent and remote workers adopted the "co-working spaces" cited by Ms. Ross.
He laid off workers, adopted Japanese production techniques and began to buy ever more components from outsiders.
