Sentence examples for enforced workplace from inspiring English sources

In the era of Big Labour, unions didn't just provide collective bargaining, they often also gave workers their pensions and health benefits, enforced workplace safety conditions, and prevented wrongful dismissals.

It should not be overlooked that strong, strictly enforced workplace safety regulation keeps the labor force healthy, thereby saving jobs rather than eliminating them.

Investigations to enforce workplace protections were delayed.

Suits to enforce workplace rights collectively "fit comfortably" under the National Labor Relations Act promises, she said.

Ms. Solis was praised by labor unions for working to enforce workplace regulations and occasionally criticized for not being responsive to business interests.

The White House plans to nominate John Henshaw, the safety director of a St . Louischemical company, to lead the federal agency that sets and enforces workplace safety and health standards.

"It has to be recognised that, apart from the failures of the companies, the Bangladeshi state also lacks the structures to enforce workplace safety," he said.

The Labor Department must also ensure that low-paid workers are not exploited by vigorously enforcing workplace safety rules and fair pay practices.

During the Obama administration, the government's labor watchdog, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Osha) worked closely with groups like Cosh and Workers Defense Project to enforce workplace safety laws.

Enforcing workplace rules in China has always been difficult, as even Chinese laws on labor practices are flagrantly ignored by some manufacturers as they struggle to keep up with production demand amid labor shortages.

But in a sign of the priorities of the I.N.S. and Congress, there are 9,400 Border Patrol agents, compared with the equivalent of 300 full-time I.N.S. agents to enforce workplace laws.