Sentence examples for control of the workplace from inspiring English sources

First, take back control of the workplace.

He locates in George's rise to prominence the beginning of a larger effort by American workers to regain control of the workplace and obtain economic security and opportunity.

The postwar coalition governments of Nitti (1919 20) and his successors Giolitti (1920 21), Ivanoe Bonomi (1921 22), and Luigi Facta (February October 1922) were all weak and could do little except repress the strike movements by force or urge industrialists and landowners to make concessions not only on pay but even on "control" of the workplace.

Similarly the shift from a firm-centric view of the world to a customer-centric view of the world has horrendous psychological costs for managers who have perceived themselves as being in control of the workplace and the marketplace.

She believes gaining control of the workplace reduces workers' alienation and leads to political change.

"It is not the goal of joint-employer law to guarantee the freedom of employers to insulate themselves from their legal responsibility to workers, while maintaining control of the workplace," they wrote.

In some organizations the pace of change is so frenetic and the people feel so out of control that the workplace resembles a cast party for "Return of the Zombies". In this kind of atmosphere, resistance, cynicism, and fatigue come not so much from a particular change effort but from the cumulative enormity of what people are asked to do.

The underlying, factual allegations that add fire to these lawsuits are behaviors that are out of control in the workplace, he says.

'Job control' refers to an individual's level of task control in the workplace, operationalised here in terms of a questionnaire concerning decision authority and skill discretion.

They are the farmers revolting against the privatisation of their land; the DJs creating illicit new music in backstreet garages; the ceramics plant employees kidnapping their boss and seizing control of their workplace; the Bedouins storming a government nuclear site to reclaim stolen territory; the schoolchildren who spend their lunch breaks playing games of revolution in Zawyet Dahshur.

First, WHS allows an evaluation of the effectiveness of control measures in the workplace, such as controlling dust [ 4] or noise [ 5], by measuring the related health effects, such as respiratory problems [ 6] or noise-induced hearing loss [ 7].