Sentence examples for evaluated workers from inspiring English sources

One study in Finland evaluated workers over the span of 28 years.

These concentrated 50.6% of the evaluated workers, which coincides with the fact that the most prevalent mining in Boyacá and Cundinamarca departments is underground mining, which is carried out using moderately technified technology, on a small scale, and very often using artisanal methods.

Union officials argued that Dr. Brigham's system for evaluating workers' injuries tended to favor lower payments than the system commonly accepted under New York labor law.

Her mother is a registered nurse who evaluates workers' compensation cases for Jordan Services, a rehabilitation and insurance services company in Westbury, N.Y.

But it isn't so easy to evaluate workers' relative value to their companies, because that value has so many dimensions.

Mr. Suozzi proposes a $100 million plan with more details to cut waste, eliminate unfilled jobs, dispose of 400,000 square feet of vacant offices, curtail contracts, seek more grants and evaluate workers for rewards and discipline and redeploy police officers, especially those working as clerks, mechanics and carpenters.

Seeking to address the high number of L.I.R.R. retirees receiving disability pay, Senator Charles E. Schumer and Representative Timothy H. Bishop said they also asked retirement board officials to have independent doctors evaluate workers seeking disability pay, to more closely oversee the board's Long Island office and to examine why so many L.I.R.R. retirees are claiming the same ailments.

One customized observation checklist and Nordic musculoskeletal questionnaire were used to evaluate workers' MRFs and MSSs, respectively.

This work presents a monitoring study designed to evaluate workers' exposure to particles in several body shops within automotive plants.

Although the annual ritual has been under attack for years, major employers have only recently moved to replace it with new methods for evaluating workers.

RTWSE are self-questionnaires designed to evaluate workers' beliefs with chronic low back pain of their current ability to return to work according to 4 domains: relations with supervisor and co-workers, pain management, and activity restriction.