Sentence examples for due to workers from inspiring English sources
And in several states, including Ohio, improvement in the jobless rate is partly due to workers dropping out of the labor force.
Houston is second in net daytime population change due to workers, adding just over 400,000, according to census figures released Thursday.
We charac- terize the different types of worker errors observed in crowdsourced segmentation, and present a clustering algorithm as a preprocess- ing step that is able to capture and eliminate errors arising due to workers having different semantic perspectives.
Between 1960 and '64, the population of Tarragona experienced a growth of 20%, mainly due to workers from the south of Spain arriving to join the emerging petrochemical industry.
Westbound tolls have not been as high as mornings, however, because the evening commute is more staggered, likely due to workers having more flexibility in when they can leave downtown.
This could be due to workers paying for more of their care in cash and the health reforms put in place by the president, Barack Obama, which aimed not only to extend coverage but to rein in costs.Few cash-strapped governments chose to chop entire health services or to exclude large numbers of patients (though Spain cut off undocumented migrants).
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.
Recent work has looked at legal aspects of employment terminations due to worker social media behavior.
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.
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.
