Sentence examples for bolstered workers from inspiring English sources

By passing stronger labour laws in 2008, China's government bolstered workers' bargaining power and thus their consumer power.

Its goal is to bolster workers' rights and build a more productive, stable work force.

The government also played a crucial role on the other side of this transformation: bolstering workers' human capital.

Supporters of a higher minimum are urging Mr. Harkin to break out the minimum wage provisions from a broader bill that would bolster workers' positions by strengthening numerous labor and safety laws.

This repeated a successful formula, pioneered in 1987, by which tax cuts were traded for low nominal increases in pay, both to maintain competitiveness and to bolster workers' real take-home pay.

The scholars laid out four important tasks: improving the economy's productivity, bolstering workers' economic security, investing in education to close the opportunity deficit of low-income families, and ensuring that Middle America reaps a larger share of the spoils of growth.

The UK government revealed a package of labor market reforms early this year that it said were intended to bolster workers rights, including for those in the gig economy.

10 11 The reviews identified that many interventions have been based on bolstering workers' motivation or capability for translating motivation into action, or offering greater physical activity opportunities to those motivated to be more active.

The paper argues that the introduction of UI to developing countries provides an opportunity to bolster worker protection as well as, for some countries, to promote productivity.

The company reported $16 million in expenses to bolster a workers' compensation reserve.

Facing predictions of failure, Mr. Paster and his team of 20 aides won a come-from-behind victory, in part by promising deals for farmers and offering job-training programs to bolster American workers.