Sentence examples for expanding workers from inspiring English sources

President Eisenhower brought us disability insurance, expanding workers' compensation.

As the White House pointed out, it's an example of Obamacare expanding workers' options.

Unions would have a diminished role in new arrangements for "expanding workers' voices".

There are some people, particularly in Europe, who think that it strengthens the case for expanding workers' rights.

And the video ends with the president highlighting his support of the Lilly Ledbetter Act expanding workers' rights to sue in payroll discrimination cases.

In addition to the legislation focused on the housing crisis, California also passed new legislation in 2017 that builds on its progress expanding workers' rights, protecting the environment, and investing in the state's transportation infrastructure.

This is a potentially transformative moment, not just within politics, but also inside millions of companies grappling with a changing economy and expanding worker demands.

The pact, officially known as the Accord on Fire and Building Safety on Bangladesh, originated last year and focuses on expanding worker rights and bettering fire and building safety standards.

Obama has proposed cutting taxes for manufacturers that produce goods in the U.S., doubling a tax deduction for makers of high tech goods and expanding worker training programs, among other ideas.

The CPM contains a number of other policies intended to expand workers' rights.

But soon after the courts expanded workers' freedom, they sought to constrain it.