The phrase "as improved working" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The project was successful, as improved working conditions led to higher productivity."
Alternatives: "as enhanced performance" or "as better operations".
Benefits that result from trade union activity (such as improved working conditions and pay raises) accrue to all employees, including those who do not belong to the union.
By coming together, workers advocate for better pay and benefits, as well as improved working conditions and greater safety on the job.
The ITUC has been campaigning for abolishment of Qatar's kafala system, which it describes as modern slavery, as well as improved working and living conditions for foreign workers, who constitute a majority of the Qatari population, ever since the Gulf state won its bid to host the 2022 World Cup in late 2010.
A minority of the respondents, in addition to getting financial incentives, would have liked to see a non-financial incentive such as improved working conditions and upgrading facility equipment.
Hence, remuneration and other aspects such as improved working environment [ 22, 23] and type of employment contract will play a role.
Recommendations such as "improved working and living conditions," "improved supervision and management," clarifying "job descriptions, criteria for promotion, and career progression," "increasing education, training and professional development opportunities" and "social recognition" are applicable to both paid and volunteer workers [ 23].
As the taxi industry comes together to face new competition, some say they hope the cooperation can extend to address the larger issues the industry faces, such as improving working conditions for drivers.
That would be hard to accomplish without significantly increasing teacher salaries as well as improving working conditions in schools themselves.
Understanding, appreciating and respecting each other's work has a positive impact on patient safety and provides learning possibilities for caregivers as well as improving working conditions [ 24, 25].
In Cameroon and Zambia, however, training of new graduates, coupled with recruitment strategies, such as improving working conditions, safety, and wages to attract health workers back to the health sector, could decrease the geographical inequalities and economic shortage of health workers.
Of those who remain another two years, it's hard to think of even liberals Mark Ridley-Thoras oRuth Galanterer, let alone conservatives like Nate Holden or Hal Bernson, as making improved working conditions a key priority.
