Sentence examples for certain employment from inspiring English sources

Under this proposed scheme, employees would be given shares in their employer's company if they gave up certain employment rights.

You'll typically receive a sum of money in return for losing your job and certain employment rights.

The Growth and Infrastructure Act 2013 allows an employer to offer shares in its business to potential or current employees in exchange for giving up certain employment rights.

The TUC said workers' rights in Britain would also suffer outside the EU, because a vote to leave would give Conservative ministers the green light to repeal certain employment regulations.

The question in Circuit City Stores v. Adams, No. 99-1379, is whether the Federal Arbitration Act, a 1925 law that excludes certain employment contracts from its coverage, applies to ordinary labor agreements of this type.

For example, churches may flout certain employment discrimination laws when hiring or firing, on the theory that religious institutions should be able to oversee their own affairs, free from governmental intrusion.

The agency workers directive confers certain basic employment rights on agency workers similar to those enjoyed by permanent employees, and there are also record keeping requirements.

However, the code says that "strong links with the broadcasting industry" are allowed "certain paid employment" which "may be permissible so long as it is open and accounted for and any conflict of interest is declared and discussed at a content board meeting before each relevant agenda item".

"That's a proud record, but if we are to build a country that works for everyone – not just the privileged few – we need to be certain that employment regulation and practices are keeping pace with the changing world of work".

The White House said President Obama's actions made it slightly easier for immigrants with H-1B visas to change jobs, and also gave certain spouses employment authorization.

In October the UK government announced it was looking at whether to extend rights of gig economy workers — with its review set to consider job security, pay, training and workers' representation, and the Prime Minister saying she wants to be "certain that employment regulation and practices are keeping pace with the changing world of work".