Sentence examples for benefit dissatisfied from inspiring English sources

Since the bill, sponsored by State Sen. Bob Hertzberg (D-Van Nuys), includes all services that have paying customers in the state, it will also benefit dissatisfied customers in many places outside California.

While generally agreeing that MD-DC collaboration was a good idea, some participants wondered about its benefit or efficacy, particularly when dissatisfied from previous experiences receiving care from either provider (Table  4).

Chief among them is a new tax regime for farmers that scraps a number of benefits, making them a key dissatisfied group to watch in the election.

There's not much we can do if people are dissatisfied with emergency services, welfare benefits or care providers, so perhaps we need to let people know that.

This finding is comparable to an observation in Iran where commune health workers were satisfied with their assigned tasks and colleagues but were highly dissatisfied with salary and benefit packages (22).

Most health care workers (80.1%) were dissatisfied with their fringe benefits and 70.3% indicated that their salaries are aligned to their job responsibilities.

Many Democratic lawmakers are dissatisfied with the provisions that benefit American multinational companies.

While contract-based nurses did not differ from 'bianzhi' nurses in terms of job-related burnout or overall job dissatisfaction, contract-based nurses were significantly more dissatisfied with their remuneration, health insurance benefits, pensions, and tuition benefits than 'bianzhi' nurses.

Union officials remained dissatisfied yesterday with the severance benefits being offered by American and Northwest.

Contract-based nurses were significantly more dissatisfied with their remuneration and benefits than 'bianzhi' nurses who have more job security (P <0.01).

Contract-based nurses who were dissatisfied with their salary and benefits were more likely to intend to leave their current positions (P <0.01).