Sentence examples for excess worker from inspiring English sources

Under Obamacare, companies with more than 50 workers are obliged to provide health insurance or pay an annual fine of $2,000 per excess worker beyond the first 30 roughly a dollar per hour for a full-time employee.

They are excess workers' compensation and excess casualty insurance.

It is a convenient way to get rid of excess workers, says Mr Seike.

3M's policy, for example, is to find similar jobs for excess workers in other divisions.

Mr. Schimek said that the company significantly reduced selling excess workers' compensation in the early 2000s.

Employers have hung on to excess workers, partly because firing them is expensive.

Reaping the benefits from mergers, though, is tricky, since laying off all excess workers at once is impossible.

Most companies hang on to their excess workers, so their costs are inflated, leaving them unwilling to take on young employees or to raise salaries.

Wages would stay high, he asserted, as long as there was a "safety valve" (i.e., cheap farmland) to draw off excess workers.

Those companies, home to powerful unions that protect what some view as thousands of excess workers, remain largely untouched by reforms.

Allowing private companies to absorb the state's excess workers is an obvious way to improve the Chinese economy, locked in a cycle of bank lending to the money-losing state-owned enterprises that sustain those workers.