Sentence examples for contributing to the workers from inspiring English sources
Executives at Siemens are contributing to the workers' fund by forgoing a (controversial) 30% salary increase.Having fallen by 23% since early August to a seven-month low of less than $60 a barrel, oil prices rose on news that ministers from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries were discussing whether to cut oil production by 1m barrels per day.
The company has indicated that it wants legislators in this state to lower the unemployment insurance tax and, to a lesser degree, to overhaul how companies contribute to the workers' compensation program.
It contributes to the workers' belief that they are capable of solving work-related problems and attaining goals, and thereby strengthens their self-efficacy in remaining in work.
Employers also have the option of contributing to the accounts of workers to help cover potentially high out-of-pocket costs.
Low work standards and inadequate job/task/tool design were frequently noted as the basic cause while the most common substandard actions contributing to the incident were workers being inattentive to ambient job hazards and utilizing unsafe work positions.
Three factors are contributing to the shortfall in workers.
Inspired by Reagan's example, CEOs went on to make the permanent replacement of strikers commonplace in the private sector, devastating unions and thereby contributing to the wage stagnation workers face today.
Stress in our study was the highest rated aspects contributing to the community health workers' job satisfaction.
Our analysis indicates that while alternative splicing is abundant in both queen-destined and worker-destined larvae, we find little evidence for alternative splicing contributing to the queen and worker developmental trajectories.
Aside from emigration, there are a number of other factors contributing to the shortage of health workers.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was the first company in the United State to establish an organized relief fund, the purpose of which was to relieve the company and the workers from contributing to the maintenance of employees in need.
