Sentence examples for control over workers from inspiring English sources
Some owners removed their plants from the city's labour politics to exert greater control over workers.
One of its principal characteristics is increasing surveillance and control over workers.
It has few minimum requirements for worker qualifications and gives sponsoring companies control over workers applying for green cards.
Technologies of control over workers have expanded rapidly over the past couple of decades – but it should not be too surprising.
This report documents pervasive employer exploitation and abuse of workers in Qatar's construction industry, made possible by an inadequate legal and regulatory framework that grants employers extensive control over workers and prohibits migrant workers from exercising their rights to free association and collective bargaining.
The "boss-man", as many of the seasonal workers refer to their employer, has an almost-total control over workers' lives – if and where they work, where they sleep, what they eat, how much they will be paid, and whether they can stay in the country – and many workers feel there is no authority they can practicably turn to if they are exploited or abused.
Additional studies on the function of Kr-h1 and the genes it regulates may allow a better understanding of the evolution of queen control over worker behavior in social insects.
With less than a fortnight to go until the scrapping of controls over workers from the two countries coming to Britain, the Government's unity on the issue was stretched close to breaking-point.
They can exert near-absolute control over their workers' lives; besides handling the payroll and deducting taxes, they are frequently the sole source of the workers' food and housing, which, in addition to the ride to and from the fields, they provide for a fee.
Nearly 30 years ago, in her book The Managed Heart, Arlie Russell Hochschild wrote about employers in the service industry who sought control over their workers' emotional responses.
