Sentence examples for damage to workers from inspiring English sources
A fervent anti-Keynesian, Pence firmly opposes government spending on jobs programs and private-sector initiatives, in favor of a laissez-faire view of economic growth that allows the marketplace to determine which companies survive and fail — no matter the collateral damage to workers and local economies.
What we would be doing in that case is doubling down on the damage to workers — they're already hurting because income is shifting away from labor, and we're going to hurt them even more by cutting the benefits they depend upon.
Physical aggression is the spark that acts as a detonator, but the psychological damage to workers is the result of a chronic deterioration in the quality of occupational life.
Those companies were ordered to pay $1.3 million in lost wages and damages to workers. .
In a settlement announced by the Labor Department on Monday, LinkedIn will pay more than $3.3 million in retroactive overtime wages and more than $2.5 million in damages to workers in California, Illinois, Nebraska and New York.
Also, that level of control imposes a psychological external locus of control and consequently is damaging to worker motivation and hence contrary to quality systems.
All of the claims involve damage to the workers' health, which they say they suffered in the 9/11 recovery effort.
Saying that they wanted to minimize damage to current workers, supermarket executives pushed for a lower tier of wages and benefits for future employees.
At the same time, the hazardous chemicals used in the process are capable of doing devastating physical damage to the workers.
President Clinton's trade policies have done serious damage to American workers, they argue, adding that all new trade initiatives should be rejected unless they seek to improve working conditions around the world.
The report also claims that McDonald's "failed to use its leverage" with Taylor Farms to address the alleged violations, and that it ultimately "caused further damage to the workers" in the way the fast-food giant intervened.
