The phrase "advantage of workers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing benefits, rights, or improvements related to workers in various contexts, such as labor rights or workplace policies.
Example: "The new policy aims to enhance the advantage of workers by providing better health benefits and job security."
Alternatives: "benefits for workers" or "workers' advantages".
Opponents backing the living wage "paint us as people who take advantage of workers," he told me.
While both sectors take advantage of workers and are characterized by low wages and lax enforcement of safety regulations-there are crucial differences.
Labor leaders say companies often taken advantage of workers' illegal status to violate wage and safety laws or otherwise exploit them.
In normal times, capitalism needs supervision to ensure that companies compete fairly, don't take advantage of workers and produce safe products, to name just a few examples.
In addition to adding members, the carwash campaign hopes to send a strong message to employers to stop taking advantage of workers in an industry where it is common practice.
The report asserted that slaughterhouse and packing plants also flouted international rules by taking advantage of workers' immigration status - in some plants two-thirds of the workers are illegal immigrants - to subject them to inferior treatment.
Its whole object was publicly to proclaim the advantages of workers' organization and to persuade workmen to join Local No. 1002 as part of a campaign for members.
By increasing awareness among employers about the advantages of workers aged over 60, the centre aims to prevent poverty, reduce ageism and better integrate the elderly in a productive and meaningful life.
This video portrays just one, egregious example of Wal-Mart's willingness to twist the truth and take advantage of its workers -- and these teens are indeed workers.
The room was filled with audible gasps of disdain as Cruz railed against the frontrunner: "Donald Trump does not get to exploit immigration laws and take advantage of American workers and then pretend he's going to be a champion for American workers".
Emma Robertson from the Australian Youth Affairs Coalition said the changes could lead to a rise in crime and employers taking advantage of young workers.
