Sentence examples for employer received from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gittler, who is 83 and insured through Medicare and his former employer, received a stent and a pacemaker last summer after being taken to EMH by ambulance, suffering from pneumonia and an irregular heart beat.

The networking giant Cisco Systems, Silicon Valley's biggest employer, received final government approval for a planned $1.3 billion corporate office complex to be built in a rural area south of San Jose, Calif.

In the model, we include a dummy variable measuring whether the workers returning to work for the current employer received an accommodation.

A short time later, Burchill's employer received a note from the hotel saying he'd been banned for life.

Albertus J Kooter has no conflicts of interest to disclose; Richard G IJzerman has no conflicts of interest to disclose; Otto Kamp has no conflicts of interest to disclose; Anco B Boonstra's employer received in the past 3 years an unrestricted educational grant from GSK and Actelion, and has been reimbursed for doing phase III trials for GSK and Actelion.

Most of my friends have found jobs even if it's an assisted contract where the employer receives financial support from the government and the employee receives minimum wage.

Under one version, an employer receives a tax credit of $8,000 in the first year of a new job and $5,000 in the second year.

To make this stick, any employer receiving public resources should report annually on progress toward their voluntary goals.

Dr. Silberstein's employer receives research support from Allergan, BMS, Cumberland, ElectroCore, Lilly, Merck, Opti-Nose, St . Jude Medical and Troy Healthcare.

However, when an employer receives a fit note (MED3) stating work-related dermatitis or eczema as the diagnosis, this would require reporting by the employer (Table 2).

When a diagnosis of OCD or OCU is made by a doctor, and the employer receives a diagnosis in writing, the employer is obliged to make a report of a case of disease to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), where the circumstances as outlined in the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 (RIDDOR) 19 apply (Table 2).