Sentence examples for employers whose from inspiring English sources

But, citing the rules against sharing taxpayer information, it disagreed with the report's recommendation that it fight employment-related identity theft by contacting employers whose workers appear to be using someone else's identity.

But half of employers whose staff received training would have arranged similar training without public subsidy.

Employers whose policies make people feel good about themselves are engaging.

Carrier was one of those rare employers whose business and beneficence were woven into the fabric of the community.

Some employers whose buildings were not air-conditioned (which means most of France) allowed workers to go home early.

He would boost the payments required of employers whose workers end up needing public subsidies to help them buy their own coverage.

Generally, the spouse of a U.S. citizen who is employed by the U.S. government, including the military or other qualifying employer, whose spouse is stationed abroad in such employment for at least 1 year, may be eligible for naturalization under Section 319(b) of the INA.

Perhaps it's a concentrated stock holding in your employer, whose business you know quite well.

And 16 years ago, she came to her current employer, whose name she asked to be withheld.

"Her story is capital-'A' amazing," gushes Dr. Goodwin (Jack McBrayer), Frankie's former employer, whose practice Samuelson bought.

When she arrived in China, she used a pay phone to call a potential employer, whose number she got from a hometown friend.