Sentence examples for employer hands from inspiring English sources

He is no longer content to subsist on tins of sardines, unsalably past their expiration date, which his former employer hands out in lieu of back wages.

SUPPOSE your employer hands you a pink slip and offers you a choice: an annual payment of $8,000 a year for 30 years or a lump sum of $50,000 today.

If your employer hands you a severance check as you walk out the door, you may well expect it to have all the payroll deductions you're used to seeing on your regular paycheck.

It's like an employer handing out "worker of the week" certificates to employees who just learned that he was moving the plant to Mexico.

THE CHANGES You might have noticed in the materials your employer handed out recently during open enrollment that your mental health benefits would look different in 2010.

The classic thing that § 302 is supposed to prohibit, and it's an important thing to prohibit, is an employer handing a union official a brown paper bag with $10,000 in cash so that the union official will put her own personal interests ahead of the interest of the workers.

The economy may be the dominant influence in forcing employers' hands, said Mr. Altman of Kaiser.

So is getting insurance out of employers' hands contingent on that tax break?

One is eBenX Inc. of Minneapolis, which takes administrative tasks associated with health benefits out of employers' hands.

Wages and working conditions were set in sector-wide negotiations that allowed individual firms little scope for variation, tying employers' hands.

In particular, a large force of unemployed workers returned servicemen and displaced persons were available and eager to rebuild their own lives and willing to work hard at a rate of remuneration that left a considerable investment surplus in their employers' hands.