Sentence examples for changes to workplace from inspiring English sources
On Monday the government unveiled proposed changes to workplace law prohibiting terms in agreements that restrict emergency services' ability to deploy volunteers.
The Turnbull government has unveiled proposed changes to workplace law prohibiting terms in agreements that restrict emergency services' ability to deploy volunteers.
"The one thing I want to make crystal clear is that this government will make no changes to workplace relations in this term of parliament that are inconsistent with the commitments we took to the election," he said.
Business groups have been lobbying the government to make major changes to workplace relations laws, but unions and the opposition have warned they will campaign strongly against any attempts to return to the Howard-era WorkChoices laws.
Robb told reporters the union movement was "trying to protect their own union jobs at the expense of the workers and it's a xenophobic, misplaced, misleading, lying campaign", while Abbott said the China agreement would not require any changes to workplace relations laws.
It was potential changes to workplace culture that the National Union of Journalists picked up on, and which led its assistant general secretary, Seamus Dooley, to attack what he saw as "Big Brother-style surveillance" yesterday, pointing out that there are strict legal safeguards regarding workers' privacy.
Another solution identified was a change to workplace assessment.
Work modifications may include changes to the workplace, equipment, work design and organisation, working conditions and/or work environment [ 5].
The daily flurry of layoffs is bringing major changes to the workplace as companies struggle with the economic downturn.
Any changes to the workplace are threatening to men's basic identity, since traditionally a man proved his worth either in battle or in the workplace.
Nothing like a sample tube full of cheetah poop to make you #distractinglysexy pic.twitter.com/tdBTLRos4p Some men got in on the act, too - with important changes to the workplace.
