Sentence examples for enhance worker from inspiring English sources

A department spokesman, Keith Mellis, said the order was issued to enhance worker safety, and to elevate the public image of the department's 6,900 uniformed employees.

Although greater specialization "would appear to enhance worker productivity, it has had a deleterious effect on the musculoskeletal system which has to support the work," she said.

After the explosion, the company added, Foxconn immediately halted work in all polishing workshops, and later improved ventilation and dust disposal, and adopted technologies to enhance worker safety.

This inward orientation constrains the economy because it becomes difficult and costly to enhance worker productivity using new 'foreign' technologies and innovations.

Although, NIOSH is not a regulatory agency, its scientists enhance worker safety and health by conducting industry-wide studies to assess workplace hazards, by going into the field to investigate directly any specific hazards reported to it by workers, unions, or management, and by conducting relevant basic scientific research.

These tools expand the capability of machines both to work autonomously and to enhance worker productivity.

The combined result, Mr. Brown said, is information technology that can amplify social interaction and enhance workers' understanding of what is happening around them.

"This government's commitment to building a country that works for everyone means we will maintain and enhance workers' rights as we leave the EU," he said.

The public sector should have an important role to play in rolling back the power of corporations, to enhance workers' rights and reduce the disturbing and ultimately destructive dependency on borrowing to drive economic growth.

Early corporate pensions were little more than a vague promise, but over time governments tried to enhance workers' rights, adding protections from inflation, benefits for spouses and safeguards for early leavers.

First and foremost, the new technologies are designed not to enhance workers' capabilities but replace them altogether.