The phrase "assists working" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone helping with work-related tasks, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "She assists working on the project" could be rephrased for clarity.
Alternatives: "helps with work" or "supports work efforts".
She is the director of work force development for United Way of New York City, managing programs that seek to assist working families.
Many firms have programs in place that aim to assist working parents.
However, these half-day programs were not designed to include high quality longer term child care that could assist working parents.
This policy adopted a "work-welfare" position, aiming to encourage and assist working parents to resolve employment and child care issues, and to reduce the financial burden of infant care.
Congress enacted the EITC in 1975 to assist working families and individuals.
Director Donner also assisted, working slightly over a year on the project.
Yet, just like the band that kept playing as the Titanic went down, Walker pretends that the right-to-work scam will lure employers to Wisconsin and somehow assist working families.
Hillary has assisted working people in unions with negotiating new contracts, and when the Nestle plant in Fulton, N.Y., closed in 2004, Clinton was able to secure Trade Adjustment Assistance funding for the working people impacted by that plant closure.
California soon could expand its family leave law to 2.7 million residents across the state, the latest of legislative efforts this session that have sought to assist working parents.
There are two primary approaches to assisting working families: "One stresses the importance of action from within, with emphasis on private, internal, local initiatives within firms and organizations to alter workplace norms, conventions, and practices.
