Sentence examples for converting workers from inspiring English sources

Ms. Van Wijk likes the Dutch system of converting workers' pension reserves into an annuity upon retirement.

Cao Nanlai, a Chinese anthropologist, published a book, Constructing China's Jerusalem, about the town's particular social dynamics, with its Christian bosses devoted to both conquering new markets and converting their workers.

They're worried about the cost of implementing new health care laws, and some are even converting permanent workers to freelance status.

We believe the scale of the opportunity offered to Boomers by converting to worker-ownership is significant and will ensure their businesses continue to do good and create wealth for people who truly deserve it: the workers who helped build them.

(b) A cost of re-converting the workers' human capital to another industry.  .

A cost of re-converting the workers' human capital to another industry.

(b) A cost of re-converting the workers' human capital to another industry.

Her home, Birchin Bower, was converted into workers' tenements following her death.

By Oct. 1, the company expects to convert 1,500 workers to full-time status, giving it a workforce of 4,500 full-time employees and 2,700 part-timers.

Now Abramovich allegedly bought up blocks of vouchers from oil workers, converting them into shares in western Siberian energy companies - there was nothing to stop him, it was perfectly legal.

So he began hosting regular English lessons for his workers, converting an empty shipping container into a schoolhouse and using children's books sent by his wife, who was back in the U.S. Morning tutorials included cartoon-heavy safety briefings like the one pictured below: "Don't touch 'Boom Boom.'" Land also goofed around with his workers.