Sentence examples for examples of employers from inspiring English sources

Examples of employers doing imaginative things to allow people to work longer were discussed.

"There are too many examples of employers paying people less than the minimum wage by not taking account of travel times, or of councils buying short care visits that leave people waiting to get into or out of bed, to eat and drink or take their medication".

All credit to the Mail for reporting this example of employers endangering their workers and customers.

Allen adds that while there are examples of council employers responding to the message, many are not.

Labour has backed down on claims that Tesco and Next are examples of "unscrupulous employers" over their use of foreign workers.

The Labour MP had initially briefed over the weekend that these high street chains were examples of "unscrupulous employers" that favoured foreign labour over British workers.

He later backtracked during a BBC radio interview, saying these companies are examples of "good employers" that tried hard to recruit UK workers but found it difficult to find staff with the right skills.

The latter path involved broadening and, in a sense, partially democratising the series of hierarchies to be defended – the power of husbands over wives, for example, and of employers and managers over workers.

The policy change would have been be the tackiest example yet of employers trying to rein in the cost of providing employee benefits – despite the fact that Americans' wages have remained stagnant while corporate profits have grown.

For example, 45% of employers reported in a June 2009 CareerBuilder survey that they use social networking sites to screen potential employees.

It provides examples of unlawful employer and union conduct and instructs employees how to contact the NLRB with questions or complaints.