Sentence examples for context of workers from inspiring English sources
This paper explores job conditions that influence health and well-being in the specific context of workers fulfilling environmental protection requirements on board ships.
In the context of workers' compensation, back claims represent 16% of total claims, but a disproportionate 33% of total claim costs [ 15, 16].
Moreover, regulatory oversight in Europe is essentially limited to pathogenic properties in the context of worker protection.
We have tested whether 3,11-diMeC27 acts as the queen-marking pheromone of the ant Pachycondyla inversa in the context of worker policing.
As far as we can ascertain, this is the first study in OA that evaluated presenteeism in a complete context of worker impairment along with absenteeism.
Within a context of worker shortages [ 39] and funding cutbacks [ 40], it is both frustrating for workers and inefficient for the system when HSWs must spend time defending the scope of care, rather than providing direct care to clients.
Nor should task shifting be considered simply as a means of saving money: while it makes for more efficient uses of clinical resources, in contexts of worker shortages task shifting is primarily a means of extending access to quality care to a greater number of people.
They also appealed for religious institutions to learn more about the context of sex workers' lives and thus re-evaluate their attitudes towards sex workers, and for training of police and health workers to make them aware of the trauma caused by their actions.
Further recommendations include the study of the impact of socio-organisational context on worker safety and the identification of invariant properties and characteristics of sociotechnical systems that promote safety, a topic addressed in the paper by Kleiner et al. (2015).
Dr. Crawford's proposal, described in a paper submitted for publication, stems from research he did in the early 1980's that built on the marriage algorithm, but in the context of matching workers to jobs at appropriate salaries.
Right-to-work advocates are relentless, he indicates: "We have seen a literal campaign from the other side sprout up in the early summer: 'Don't forget to leave the union.'" He calls the 5,000 members who have jumped ship "not a tremendous loss" in the context of current workers.
