Sentence examples for authority of workers from inspiring English sources

Combined, the financial cost to the compensation authority of workers' with repeat claims was substantially greater than that incurred by workers' with only a single claim.

(IC-10) The informal caregivers were aware that the authority of the case workers was limited, acknowledging that the case workers were just a "cog in the machinery": "Yes, we had to fight.

The newspaper Le Monde cited government officials as saying just under 20 percent of public servants had walked off the job, while the Paris transportation authorities said 16 percent of workers out on strike, down from 22 percent who had participated Sept. 7.

But according to the authorities, a group of workers at La Guardia Airport decided to pilfer those tiny bottles on a much larger scale, stealing nearly 400,000 of them, worth about $1.5 million, from American Airlines over the last year.

It isn't really about free markets and moral values; it's about authority — the authority of bosses over workers, of men over women, of whites over Those People.

Situated within the health-centre, the referral form was seen as a threat to the boundaries of the formal health system and the claims to authority of these health workers.

They also tended to hang around particular urban ghettoes in London and other major UK cities, providing a steady demand for the services of local authority workers of all sorts.

Edward I subordinated all mints to the authority of the master worker in London, William de Turnemire.

The reform will strengthen the role and authority of the social worker, who follows up every application until the client has received the benefits of service.

The Daily Mail splashes on Red Ed's zero hours hypocrisy, reporting that Labour MPs and Labour-led local authorities were hiring thousands of workers on zero-hours contracts.

The authority of the Man Up! workers is "based on trust," Mr. Watson said.