The phrase "assurances of workers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing guarantees or promises made by employees regarding their work or conditions.
Example: "The company provided assurances of workers that their safety would be prioritized during the project."
Alternatives: "guarantees from employees" or "commitments of staff".
Gordon said three impediments prevented this from happening in California in 2010: the lack of common metrics to measure energy savings, the need for state-level certification of workers to provide assurance that installed improvements will deliver the promised energy savings and the absence of standardized loans.
If employer sanctions were to be instituted under the proposed legislation, growers wanted some assurance that they lawfully could obtain sufficient numbers of workers.
The Justice Department recommended that sentence because of assurances from the worker, Lawrence C. Yontz of Arlington, Va., that he had not shared the passport information.
But some of the workers at Wintek's sprawling plant in Suzhou said the Taiwanese factory-owner had not given enough compensation to affected workers, had pressured those who took compensation to give up their jobs, and had not offered assurances that workers who may suffer fresh bouts of illness from the poisoning will have medical bills take care of.
The most significant aspect of his plan would, as a practical matter, eliminate any reasonable assurances that workers' pay would incrementally rise as their experience increases.
The other main element of the quality assurance approach which ensures that the system works is to document in a simple way the procedures and responsibilities within a team of workers.
The McAdoo workers assert that they have assurances of enough votes to give their candidate a majority of the convention in the third or fourth ballot.
The idea of relying on the assurances of these corporate predators that they are looking out for the safety of their workers and the health of surrounding communities and the environment is beyond absurd.
"The frightening thing about this for us is that the (rebel) commander seemed to be acting alone, despite the assurances of the head guy in Nairobi that he was in control of all his forces," one relief worker said.
Mere assurances, of course, are no guarantee.
