Sentence examples for dictated working from inspiring English sources

Bridle also knew that the culture of academic science dictated working long hours, but she decided she didn't want this lifestyle.

Uber, for example, classifies its drivers as self-employed, but there have been complaints from workers that the company exerts tight control over them, dictating working patterns and cutting the rates they can charge.

What the hell are we still doing here?" This statement should be printed on the walls of those companies where the culture dictates working long hours and condemns or even outcasts those who dare to behave differently.

a Chisholm 1986 , 1987and Katkov 1940, pp. 178-87 provide clear exposition and complementary interpretations (see the Bibliography note on Katkov comparing these; Mulligan 2004 is compatible with Katkov's reading) of Brentano's later views, easier to read than Brentano's late dictated works.

At the same time, the producers and the networks have maintained that the participants are not actors and the people working on the show are not writers, and that therefore they are not subject to union rules dictating work conditions on television productions.

In North Carolina, workers can form a union but cannot legally dictate work hours, wages or employment conditions.

While the African traditional custom of affiliation to ancestral lands encourages the practice of having a family based at the ancestral village/home, economic factors dictate work-seeking in more urban and economically advantaged areas.

Fitness brand Sweaty Betty allows its workforce to leave work early provided they make up the hours earlier in the day, while Microsoft uses an "Anywhere Working" initiative which means that employees can dictate their working terms.

This limits the benefits of the policy to those with the flexibility or the power to dictate their working conditions — people like the prominent criminal-defense lawyer Thomas Puccio, perhaps best known for his successful defense of the socialite Claus von Bülow, who was charged with murdering his comatose wife, Martha (Sunny) von Bülow, in 1982.

Although Uber classifies its drivers as self-employed, which puts them outside minimum wage legislation, Field said that in reality they had almost no independence – Uber dictates their working patterns once they have logged on, has raised its commission while cutting the rates they can charge, and imposes lockouts from its system if drivers turn down too many jobs.

Field's report, contested by Uber, said the company dictates drivers' working patterns once they have logged on, imposes lockouts from its system if drivers turn down too many jobs, and has raised its commission while cutting the rates drivers can charge.