Sentence examples for employees part from inspiring English sources

The stock's dive this summer persuaded him to pay employees part of their bonuses early.

Under the tentative agreement, which is to expire in 2006, LTV will lay off 1,300 workers, halt some raises, reduce costs for pension and health benefits and make employees part owners of the company.

He says that with social employees, "part of the goal is allowing employees to do what they really enjoy doing".

The physicians are for the larger part independent and not as employees' part of the different hospitals organizations.

So he has taken advantage of an exemption for owner-operated bars with no employees, and made his employees part-owners.

Women, especially, are routinely denied because many states' rules disqualify groups that are largely female, including low-income employees, part-timers and trailing spouses — including military wives who leave their jobs when a husband must relocate.

The report, "It's Not Over Yet: The Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession, 2010 11," based on data from more than 1,300 colleges and universities, found a continuation of a long-term trend of institutions using more graduate student employees, part-time professors and non-tenure-track instructors.

Be that with interns, work-experience, full-time employees, part-time employees, cats, dogs, avatars, imaginary friends and non-gender specific lovers.

The "40 hour work week" will be hampered for millions of Americans because the law is forcing small businesses to put employees part-time in order to avoid the stringent penalties brought on by Obamacare.

The ACA didn't make Staples cut its employees' part-time hours; instead, Staples management consciously chose to prioritize a fifth car or third house for a few wealthy individuals over its part-time workers' ability to put food on the table.

In this study we aim to assess the extent to which the differences in the use of health services among permanent employees, fixed-term employees, part-time employees, the short-term unemployed and the long-term unemployed are not explained by variations in medical needs or by the needs associated with other socio-demographic characteristics.