Sentence examples for associated with workers from inspiring English sources

Many unsafe behaviors in construction are associated with workers' insufficient vigilance and misperception of risks.

But, the doctors said, the boy, who used the rumble board up to seven hours a day, developed a condition associated with workers who use pneumatic tools and chain saws.

This is the argument the leavers will revive, to woo the centre-left: that the Delors-era, when the EU was associated with workers' protection and the "social chapter," is over, that Brussels is now the friend of the megabanks and the multinational corporations, and it's out of democratic reach.

"Union membership is associated with workers earning higher private income, workers paying more in taxes, and workers receiving less public benefits," Sojourner says.

Sojourner, an Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management Department of Work & Organizations, found that union membership is associated with workers earning higher private income, paying more in taxes, and receiving less public benefits.

Making such a low wage and therefore having to rely so heavily on tips has been associated with workers experiencing higher rates of sexual harassment as well as higher poverty rates.

High-fidelity PCR of 16S rRNA sequences was used to identify bacteria associated with worker adults of the honeybee subspecies Apis mellifera capensis and Apis mellifera scutellata.

The Pullman plant is not associated with worker dreams now, but instead with an 1894 strike that occurred after George Pullman cut wages 28 percent.

11 Kriechel et al. (2014) show that apprentice pay in Germany is strongly associated with worker representation at the firm level, as firms with a works council offer on average more than 10% higher apprentice pay than other firms.

As a further robustness check, we explore the possibility that not only the unemployment in the individual's province of work is associated with worker's absence behavior but also the unemployment in the provinces nearby.

One way to look at this issue is to treat exits from unemployment to employment spells that last up to 30 days as right-censored rather than as standard exits.23 We can then examine the resulting changes in the estimated coefficients associated with worker characteristics, which we again do through the lens of survival rates to 12 and 24 months in unemployment.