Sentence examples for benefits and basic from inspiring English sources

Without organizing, the fight for better wages, benefits, and basic work supports becomes an individual, not a collective, struggle, an outcome that is a step backwards for workers, those in their care, and state economies.

Attendance benefits and basic benefits are financial compensation that reflects the economic costs among the recipients of the social security benefits.

We aimed at the preparation of a phytococktail comprising of sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides L., Elaeagnaceae), apricot (Prunus armeniaca L., Rosaceae) and roseroot (Rhodiola imbricata Edgew., Crassulaceae) which may be capable of providing additional physiological benefits and basic nutritional requirements in these extreme climatic conditions.

In the video posted by Button Poetry on Wednesday, Davis goes on to call out anti-abortion politicians who focus on women's bodies but ignore other issues that affect women's rights like equal pay for women, educational benefits, healthcare and "basic human rights". .

With jobs come things like pensions, benefits and the basic satisfaction of work.

The union, comprised of teaching assistants and adjunct professors, was protesting its low wages, and asking for better health benefits and other basic labor rights.

Diseases amounting to fewer than 10 cases in all of the social security benefit groups (attendance benefit, basic benefit, disability pension and medical rehabilitation benefit) were grouped and presented as 'others'others

The availability of a biomarker for CFS would be of particular benefit for clinical and basic research.

The costs and benefits of basic AIDS research, and also of treatment and prevention in the field, need to be measured against other opportunities to save lives, such as the battle against malaria.

The aims of this audit were to reinforce the benefits and practicalities of basic level ICM training from a Medical trainee's perspective and summarize the key competencies for the assessment of the technical skills required to deal with acutely unwell patients in ward needing intensive Care.

In contrast to epidemiological research where elegant matrixes have been proposed to prioritize research needs and the efficacy of interventions [ 107, 108], no such matrixes exist to assess potential benefits and risks of basic or translational science in reproductive biology.