Sentence examples for due to worker from inspiring English sources
That was in part down to an $840m impairment charge Xstrata took on the value of its near-25near-25%in platinum producer Lonmin, which suffered output losses due to worker unrest that last August resulted in 34 striking miners being shot dead by police in South Africa's deadliest security incident since the end of apartheid in 1994.
Our findings support the theoretical predictions of Pauly et al. [9, 11] and provide compelling evidence that the productivity loss due to worker absence exceeds the wage for team workers, especially in small firms.
Nevertheless, both heuristic method and simulation are not capable of addressing inefficiencies due to worker's health and safety.
Nevertheless, the solutions generated are not capable of addressing delays due to worker's health and safety which significantly impact overall operational efficiency.
In practice the quantity received may not match the quantity ordered due to worker's strike, rejection during inspection, damage during transportation, human errors in counting, etc. Accordingly, the managers often must make decisions under uncertain quantity received circumstances.
They result in lost productivity (due to worker exhaustion and absenteeism) and add well over $1 billion per year to health care costs.
Houston is second in net daytime population change due to workers, adding just over 400,000, according to census figures released Thursday.
And in several states, including Ohio, improvement in the jobless rate is partly due to workers dropping out of the labor force.
Most on-demand CEOs also acknowledge the flip side: higher cost of employees, due to workers' compensation requirements and payments toward Social Security or unemployment.
This did not only affect productivity positively but also had second order effects on quality (stoppages increases frequency of errors due to workers' cognitive distraction).
9Note that male workers' wages drop somewhat less in the specification with plant sex fixed effects, suggesting that specification (2) misses part of the competition effect due to workers self-selecting into plants where accruing rents are large.
