Sentence examples for changed working from inspiring English sources
With the changing hours, changed working conditions, different offices, extra staff, email, all those things mean that MPs spend much less time together, all stuffed into a smoky room together...Bagehot: Gossiping...WH: Well yes, but that's also where they used to discuss politics, all through the night.Bagehot: And that change alone weakens the bonds of the political party?WH: Yes, of the tribe.
In filing the unfair labor practice charge last month, the union contended that the lockout was illegal because the owners had not bargained in good faith and had unilaterally changed working conditions, such as placing a freeze on signings.
Catherine Adams, a researcher at Nottingham Trent University in the U.K., studied 100 female technology writers and found "one in five female journalists covering technology has disguised her gender to avoid sexist abuse, and nearly 40% have changed working practices for fear of being targeted," she wrote in a summary of the study published Sunday in The Guardian.
Opinion amongst GP respondents was divided about the extent to which the QOF had changed working practices associated with identifying mental health problems, especially in the context of consultations for diabetes/CHD.
In the intervening months, Montgomery's career had changed: Working with the producer Creed Taylor, he had recorded "Goin' Out of My Head," the first in a series of honeyed, orchestral records that would define his final years — and helped lay the groundwork for smooth jazz.
Since working fewer hours is associated with greater job satisfaction and less stress [ 27, 28], and without any loss of patient trust and satisfaction [ 28] sessional work can be seen as both a rational and a highly professional response to changed working conditions.
Did you change work because of Hymenoptera sting reaction?
Twentypercentt changed work and 10% retired early.
It's not that automation will change work.
It had irrevocably changed the working landscape.
