Sentence examples for change to workers from inspiring English sources
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Although 9,000 job cuts out of 96,000 when Mr Tato took over might not seem like many, it is a big change to workers for whom lifetime employment seemed an unacceptable level of job insecurity.
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The prime minister has been under pressure from business to include changes to workers' rights in his negotiation package.
The next year, he held up the budget for three months until he won changes to workers' compensation insurance.
This changed to workers between 18 and 20 in 2010 and will stand at £5.03 from October this year.
But the California controller, John Chiang, says the state's payroll system — which uses a programming throwback known as Cobol, or Common Business-Oriented Language — is so antiquated it would take months to make the changes to workers' checks.
The Labour-led government in Wales is to introduce legislation aimed at countering what it sees as harmful changes to workers' rights in the controversial new Trade Union Act, the Guardian understands.
Changes to workers' rights can be reversed and enhanced by future UK governments operating as a member of the EU much more easily than dealing with the likely economic fallout and consequences of such self-defeating isolationism.
Richard L. Trumka, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, said the Republican bill was "sleazy legislation," and added, "This is sweeping legislation that would gut the National Labor Relations Act and result in serious harmful changes to workers' rights throughout the country".
