Sentence examples for employers terms from inspiring English sources

Following a national lockout in 1897 98, the Amalgamated Society of Engineers was obliged to accept the introduction of new machinery and payment systems on employers' terms.

Reduced hours may look like automatic family friendliness, but if the reduction is entirely on the employers' terms it doesn't help parents in need of flexibility much more than the standard workweek did.

To stay focused on the needs of developers and designers, GroupTalent allows talent to decide how they're going to engage with employers, the terms of their employment and what types of projects they actually want to work on.

They remain bonded to employers under terms that critics liken to indentured servitude.

Federal law, he said, is "friendly to employers in terms of replacing workers".

"There seems to be a clear lack of understanding from some employers in terms of employee well-being," she said.

In education, multi-academy trusts are emerging as one of the worst employers in terms of the gender pay gap.

The survey group sought to combine a cross-section of the biggest public-sector employers in terms of workforce, with bodies representing a mix of functions.

"It acknowledges the range of activities pupils undertake, and meets the needs of universities and employers in terms of independent learning without the ideology surrounding the international baccalaureate," he adds.

Our evidence comes from a proprietary survey from the Great Place To Work (GPTW Institutee that covers employees across all hierarchical levels within hundreds of organizations that rate their employers in terms of a wide variety of organizational workplace variables.

Incivility can be quite costly to employers in terms of reduced productivity and higher turnover rates.