Sentence examples for control employers from inspiring English sources
According to a 2009 Human Rights Watch report on Saadiyat, "Many workers must work for months or years simply to pay off their loans" from recruitment fees, and "in some cases the degree of control employers exert over migrant workers amounts to forced labor".
These job categories included maintenance engineers, production supervisors, machine operators, quality control employers, helpers, mixers, and hazardous waste handlers.
Because of wage controls, employers competed for workers by offering health insurance as a fringe benefit — and so we're stuck today with a system in which the loss of a job is compounded by the loss of health insurance.
Financial means aside, the fear of being easily replaced is another reason why it is difficult for gig economy non-unionized, autonomous freelancers to organize and engage in collective bargaining with their platform-controlling employers.
The practical implication is this: In the absence of adequate information about nanotechnology hazards, risks, and controls, employers should be moved to use more rather than fewer control measures (Hett 2004).
He has warned that most attempts to control rogue employers will founder without strict policing.
These are examples of the kind of control that employers exert over employees, Ohr argues, and those subject to such control should have the right to bargain.
The recent autumn statement signalled a fundamental shift in the flow of skills funding, away from colleges and directly into the control of employers.
Consider why so many governments have tried to block foreign takeovers of big firms, says an EU adviser: in a crisis, governments think they can control domestic employers, making them postpone restructuring and job losses in return for help.
The dispersion in skills translates in the market equilibrium into dispersion in the span of control among employers.
Like... Yet despite the many benefits of birth control, some employers seem ready to pounce on the change.
