Sentence examples for employer operating from inspiring English sources

In the UK, Carnival Corporation is by far the largest employer, operating well-known brands such as P&O Cruises, Ocean Village, Cunard, Yachts of Seabourn and Princess Cruises.

it's about overcoming these perceptions so that every employer operates the scheme.

In the 1988 film, Mr. Murphy's employer operates a strangely familiar hamburger place called McDowell's.

Finally, the personnel department of every large American employer operates for its employees an organized health-insurance exchange regulated by the company, typically an electronic one.

Indirect discrimination is where an employer operates a policy that on the face of it has nothing to do with discrimination but in practice disadvantages one group of people more than another.

Certainly it can be embarrassing for a charity when a potential donor says they want to support direct from pay but we're unable to advise whether their employer operates a scheme or not.

Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the majority, said the women suing Wal-Mart could not show that they would receive "a common answer to the crucial question, why was I disfavored?" He noted that the company, the nation's largest private employer, operated some 3,400 stores, had an expressed policy forbidding discrimination and granted local managers substantial discretion.

If your employer operates on the calendar year, the last quarter is when you finish this year's goals, plan for next year, and complete your annual performance review.

Others (e.g. Muehlemann and Wolter 2014) have also found that the importance firms place upon the cost benefit ratio (or the net costs or benefits) during the apprenticeship training period varies by the degree of labour market competition in which the employer operates.

I guess that would be the domain that his employer operates in.

Pfizer, once the city's second largest employer, operated a large pharmaceutical research facility on the northeast side of Ann Arbor.