Sentence examples for discharged workers from inspiring English sources

Most discharged workers do file, because they have little to lose by doing so.

Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an outplacement firm in Chicago that regularly tracks layoffs, surveyed 3,000 discharged workers last quarter and found that 21percentt spent less than 24 months with their former employers.

Moreover, the effectiveness of the intervention on the outcomes did generally not differ between medium and large companies, between companies with a low, medium, and high engagement of the top-management towards the program, between companies with and without discharged workers, and between companies that started the intervention in 2008 compared to those that started the intervention on 2009.

In the first quarter of 1999, 13percentt of discharged workers had less than two years in their jobs, he said.

This can take several forms, but the one I have encountered is the need to pay unemployment compensation to discharged workers.

Its discharged workers tossed their toilet seats into the beds of their pickup trucks and moved on.

This is a powerful disincentive to discharge workers needlessly.

Bronfenbrenner also said that employers threatened to shut plants in 57% of unionization elections, to reduce wages and benefits in 47% and to discharge workers in 34%.

In this case, the Supreme Court determined that striking workers remained employees throughout the duration of the strike, but that employers were under no obligation to later discharge workers hired to replace those striking employees.

As the economy slowed at the end of last year, many employers were reluctant to discharge workers who had been so difficult to find and keep in the first place.

Hence, the contamination of the buses handrails most probably originated from the hands of health care workers, discharged patients, as well as outpatients and/or hospital visitors departing the hospitals.