Sentence examples for boost working conditions from inspiring English sources
Though they wouldn't share the name of the garment factory they're working with (because they're manufacturing patented products), they did explain that it's part of the "Women Go Beyond" program that has helped to boost working conditions in Sri Lankan garment factories.
Italy's foreign minister, Paolo Gentiloni, said the EU must relaunch "common policies for growth, for migration and common defence", while the Austrian chancellor, Christian Kern, said Brussels needed a clear reform process to boost economies, stem unemployment and improve working conditions.
European examples have shown that trade unions can, in partnership with management, play an effective role in reforming working conditions, increasing flexibility and boosting productivity.
Workplace transparency can help boost the number of female applicants for jobs by lowering uncertainty about pay and working conditions.
A DAY after the Tories got a boost from the latest jobs figures, the Labour Party's leader Ed Miliband went on the attack over working conditions and immigration.
Second, psychosocial working conditions may have spill-over effects [ 37] when two contexts interfering with each other boost each other's effects [ 60].
One is the working conditions.
Reports highlighted taxing working conditions.
One of the fastest ways of boosting profits in an era when trade unions are weak and union representation in much of the private sector has collapsed is to downgrade employees' terms of employment and working conditions, and reduce wages.
My working conditions are excellent.
