Sentence examples for back in workers from inspiring English sources
Mr. Trump and Republican lawmakers have been selling their framework as a middle-class tax cut, saying the plan will put money back in workers' pockets, including by lowering the corporate rate to 20percentt from 35percentt.
"We have put money back in workers' wallets while also working with Zenefits to ensure future compliance with federal labor law," Ruben Rosalez, a regional administrator at the DOL Wage and Hour Division, said in a statement.
Research Working Group members Sahan Karatasli, Sefika Kumral, Ben Scully, Beverly Silver, and Smriti Upadhyay presented a paper titled, "Bringing Labor Back in: Workers in the Current Wave of Global Social Protest," based on preliminary findings of the empirical research and theoretical discussions in the working group meetings.
As of Wednesday, 176 of them still stayed there, hoping the North would send its workers back in soon.
Objectives: To describe the frequency of low back injury in workers' compensation claims in the Virginia Workers Compensation Commissionn (WCC) database; to analyze correlations of low back injuries to select demographic data and injury characteristics; and to describe the rehabilitation cost of the claims and to compare cost with other types of injury.
Little is known about the long-term course of back pain in workers exposed to WBV and the consequences for (temporary) disability, due to lack of cohort studies with sufficiently long follow-up periods.
Physical occupational exposure is a risk factor for low back pain in workers but the long term effects of exposure remain unclear.
But there have been setbacks elsewhere: some councils are bringing their social workers back in-house from integrated mental health teams because they cannot afford to fund them.
"So we took it back". In early 2002 workers broke into the boarded-up premises.
Back in April, workers from the Parks Department pried apart the sculptures, which were badly rusted, and began landscaping a tiny park.
Back in Seattle, workers take little comfort in the words of their leader McNerney, the onetime head of GE Aircraft Engines.
