Sentence examples for consequent worker from inspiring English sources

The prospect of an aging population and consequent worker shortage induced Japanese manufacturers to experiment with advanced automation even before it gave a clear return, opening a market for robot makers.

PCP has been used to prevent sapstain in softwoods used for pulp, with consequent worker exposure during pulping operations.

Records suggest Kinshasa had a relatively high proportion of men and a consequent demand for sex workers.

The issue of heat stress disorders and consequent productivity reduction among workers has not yet been widely addressed.

It is expected that interventions to reduce the occurrence of musculoskeletal disorders and the consequent removal of the workers for sick leave, 100 hours of lost work.

At 12 months our study observed poorer outcomes for workers, which does not support the commonly-raised explanation of financial gain (consequent to different compensation entitlements between workers and non-workers) as the reason for poorer outcomes among those injured in a work setting.

At least for now, public pressure is likely to remain one of the most potent forces in inducing private companies to undertake pro-worker actions and reforms, along with ever-tightening labor markets and a consequent competition among employers for workers as discussed above.

As Assistant Secretary of Energy for the Environment, Safety, and Health in the Department of Energy during the Clinton administration, he worked to acknowledge exposures related to the nuclear weapons industry and consequent health-related issues for workers.

Taking a perspective of frontline health workers as internal clients within health systems, this study explored how perceived injustice in policy and organizational matters influence frontline health worker motivation and the consequent effect on workers' attitudes and performance in delivering maternal and neonatal health care in public hospitals.

Moreover, if trade unions had increased workers' total income, the consequent lower return on capital should have reduced investment.

Implications of longitudinal baseline data for assessing efficacy of interventions as well as modelling potential future impacts from climate change (through contributions from worker health and productivity impairments consequent to increases in ambient temperature) are described.