Sentence examples for controlling workers from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, labour unions were government-run – more a means of controlling workers than representing their interests.

Studies identified substandard supervisory actions such as controlling workers, reprimanding workers in front of patients and neglect of HWs by the management as influencing their relationships and as highly demotivating [ 55, 57, 66].

Underlying these regulations is the understanding that respirators should be used as a secondary means of controlling workers' exposure to airborne contaminants, knowing that that no device is fully protective, and that the margin of safety afforded by their use is strongly dependent on selection, fit, and appropriate use (Martyny et al. 2002).

The government's ability to control workers and their loyalty will diminish.

Up until now, though, the state-controlled union has done little to agitate on behalf of workers, legal experts say, and has often done more to control workers than to benefit them.

There's a women's caucus where women strategize about "sexual harassment at work and unsupportive husbands who don't want them to be involved", and workers also discuss how managers use racial discrimination to divide and control workers.

But attempting to limit or control workers' ability to go to certain sites or take short breaks like this (I just took one in the middle of the last paragraph) is certainly counter-productive.

"They control workers by not giving them shifts," explains the sex worker from Melbourne, Australia.

Republicans want to return America to the days when robber barons controlled workers' lives completely.

The companies decided the best way to control workers was to keep them in the dark, in the mines working all the time, and they won't know what we're doing.

In addition, by caging study subjects in these experiments we strongly controlled worker environment and standardized food access.