Sentence examples for employees damaged from inspiring English sources

"The issues Bill Anderson had raised at RJR's board meeting about laid-off employees, damaged communities and cutbacks in employee benefits necessitated by higher corporate debt needed to be addressed".

BEIJING (AFP) -- About 100 police employees damaged government property in a highly unusual protest in China over inadequate pay, a human rights group said on Wednesday.

In a worst-case scenario, you may even find yourself labeled a "snitch" and have your relationship with the other employees damaged.

In effect, Mr. Siegler said, this would make the co-op ultimately responsible for employees' damage awards for negligence -- the very thing that the workers' compensation laws were designed to prevent.

In addition, the disclosure must be one which the whistleblower "reasonably believes" shows a criminal offence, a failure to comply with legal obligations, a miscarriage of justice, danger to the health and safety of employees, damage to the environment, or the hiding of information which would show any of the above actions.

The court said that the Rio Tinto employees had "damaged" China's interests.

"We have never asked one of our employees to damage Overnite's property.

Though some forms of surveillance are perfectly proper, they say, using technology to spy on employees can damage workplace morale and, if taken to extremes, test the boundaries of what is ethical or legal.

High-end CAD programs can take years to master, making defections of skilled employees especially damaging and leading companies to pay upwards of $120,000 a year for CAD mercenaries with little in the way of real engineering skills.

For a successful employee, damages for wrongful dismissal are not capped as under statutory unfair dismissal, which is limited to £12,900 plus a potential £72,000 compensatory award.

Innocent car dealers and their employees will be damaged by your boycott.