Sentence examples for employer effort from inspiring English sources

But the giveback is relatively minuscule, acknowledged David Dross, a drug benefits specialist at the Mercer benefits consulting group who helped organize the employer effort.

Under the proposal, states would also be able to seek money to support employer efforts to improve the skills of their work force.

In these campaigns arguments about the need for a union and the benefits of collective bargaining are countered by employer efforts to convince workers that they do not need a union.

They are bearing the brunt of employer efforts to contain rising health care costs, and with the economy at a near standstill, they can probably also make a claim to living on a fixed income.

And employers' efforts to limit health care costs mean that workers will steadily pay more of their medical bills themselves.

Despite the shrinking membership, industrial conflict took time to abate, as employers' efforts to force down wages were met with determined resistance.

Advocates say employers' efforts to make the workplace more hospitable are more important than their attempts not to run afoul of the disabilities act.

The first dilemma is whether trade unions should resist employers' efforts to recruit workers from abroad or to cooperate.

Employers and employees have their own understanding of the legitimacy of the rules, and in the workplace, they usually want to sustain their relations with co-workers despite employers' efforts to break work tasks into small parts.

While these open spaces have their benefits, a new study from global office furniture company Steelcase Inc. suggests employers' efforts to foster - and, in some cases, force -- creativity can have the opposite effect, especially when those efforts come at the expense of employee privacy.

The most frequently used term was motisha, denoting the employer's effort to motivate staff through offering incentives.