'compensate work' is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to work that is done to make up for a shortfall or deficiency in something else. For example, "The company had to hire extra staff to compensate work missed during the holidays."
It's really a story about changes in how we think about work, how work is organized in firms, how employers compensate work, and how work interacts with family life and the division of labor in the household," she explains.
In the Leleu et al. study, pressure support must be superior to 6 cmH2O, particularly in COPD if the intention is to compensate work of breathing imposed by the endotracheal tube, ventilator circuit, and patient effort to trigger the demand valve during pressure support [29].
In the Leleu et al. study, pressure support must be superior to 6 cmH2O, particularly in COPD if the intention is to compensate work of breathing imposed by the endotracheal tube, ventilator circuit, and patient effort to trigger the demand valve during pressure support [ 29].
Last October, more than 50 of Octea's local employees were fired for participating in a one-day sit-down strike over the company's refusal to compensate work-related injuries.
Compensated Work Therapy/Transitional Residences program.
§ 17.48 Compensated Work Therapy/Transitional Residences program.
38 CFR § 17.48 - Compensated Work Therapy/Transitional Residences program.
But in Mr. Hubbard's case, some of his amply compensated work takes policy stands that buttress the viewpoints of the corporate interests that are paying him.
The bi-weekly fee shall equal 1/26th of the average yearly amount per bed, except that a resident shall not, on average, pay more than 30percentt of their gross CWT (Compensated Work Therapy) bi-weekly earnings.
"We agreed to do it because we thought it made a lot of sense in terms of the public interest and, secondly, because it was very handsomely compensated work," Mr. McPherson told The Washington Post in 1999.
In fact, the opportunity for productive, and compensated, work has been recognized by international organizations and is considered by many criminologists as a positive factor in the treatment of prisoners.
