Sentence examples for considered a worker from inspiring English sources

This could mean that the individual is not considered a worker or employee for the intervening periods.

Anyone considered a worker under the law should be paid at least the minimum wage, whether they are an intern, or someone on work experience".

The decision effectively loosens the standards for who can be considered a worker's boss under labor law, and its impact will be felt in any industry that relies on franchising or outsourcing work.

Consider a worker who retired at 65.

As Robert Pear reported in The Times recently, the law considers a worker's share of the insurance premium unaffordable when it exceeds 9.5 percent of the worker's household income.

If Congress approved, the Energy Department would weigh claims by considering a worker's years of employment and the maximum exposure to radiation or dangerous chemicals possible in the job.

Consider a worker who took two five-year loans — at ages 30 and 37 — and who also reduced his savings by two percentage points for the five-year loan term, plus an additional two years (since that's what Fidelity found people tend to do).

As a simple example, consider a worker who does assembly of transformers for five hours/day and operates a grinding machine for three hours/day.

The person is considered a formal worker, if the employee registered with the social security institute (IMSS) or is a government worker (ISSSTE7), and an informal worker otherwise.8 This legal definition is also used by, e.g., Bosch & Maloney (2007) and Bargain & Kwenda (2009), and usually considered as being more precise than definitions based on, for example, firm size.

By doubling the threshold for being considered a "salaried" worker, Obama's new rule is going to boost the pay of millions of workers.

It asserts that she should be considered a normal worker because the relationship between a judge and the MoJ involves a "mutuality of obligation" and is effectively contractual.