Sentence examples for certain categories of workers from inspiring English sources
About 2.5 million had wages below the minimum, in part because of exemptions under the law for certain categories of workers like many students.
Unemployment insurance, a form of social insurance designed to compensate certain categories of workers for unemployment that is involuntary and short-term.
But under the stimulus bill, the federal government would offer a $7 billion carrot to states that cover certain categories of workers, like part-timers and people in training programs.
New York State law forbids fingerprinting as a condition of employment, except for certain categories of workers, so the Archdiocese of New York has contracted with ChoicePoint Inc. of Alpharetta, Ga., a background-check company handling a number of dioceses, to run an individual through its databases of conviction, prison and sex offender records.
Mr. Rubin, the San Francisco lawyer, says forward-thinking Internet companies are now looking for legal advice on issues like workers' rights to organize, the obligation to pay overtime to certain categories of workers, and how to treat claims of sexual harassment or discrimination.
The average house price in London was £362,699 in the first quarter, according to an earlier Nationwide survey.Having a say on payThe council in Seattle approved a rise in the local minimum wage to $15 an hour, the highest rate in any American city or state and twice as much as the federal minimum of $7.25 (which applies to certain categories of workers).
Many firms now offer performance-based pay and other incentives, such as stock options, only to certain categories of worker, and keep the performance-related component small.Along with performance-related pay has come a greater emphasis on meritocratic rather than seniority-based promotion.
The people suffering the most drastic employment reversals in this recession have been those who were in the lower-income groups to begin with — the young, less well-educated workers, especially black and Hispanic high school dropouts, and certain categories of service workers, such as food preparers and building cleaners.
Under U.S. labor law, certain categories of salaried workers do not qualify for overtime -- in particular, well-paid executives and professionals.
Importantly, certain categories of health workers, such as physiotherapists, medical technicians, RMPs and faith healers, are not recorded at all.
In the relatively few countries where certain categories of health workers are not available, our informants would give priority to investment in increased training capacity to tackle HRH shortages more structurally in the longer term.
