Sentence examples for exploitation of staff from inspiring English sources

Vicky Blake Leeds The human cost of this Sports Direct-style system is shaming, not least because the UK's global academic reputation has been built on an employment model that legitimates the exploitation of staff.

Mr Cable said he was concerned there was "some exploitation" of staff on the contracts which give no guarantees of shifts or work patterns.

By 2011-2012, we had improved our exploitation of staff capacity to 84%% (419/500).

They were calculated by exploitation of staff payment vouchers and other documents considering the estimated proportion of time spent for immunization activities.

This led us to measure exploitation of staff capacity, or the proportion of available staff time used for direct patient support in our program.

They're combining the worst of the public sector (executive salary spiking and the misallocation of tax dollars) with the worst of the private sector (a watered down curriculum and the exploitation of students, staff, and faculty).

So I am shocked to discover such an obscene difference between the exemplary way they treat their public and their cynical exploitation of their staff".

The police have launched a new investigation into a bottled-water business they are now running out of the old brewery, involving another fast-growing, but even shadier, area of Canada's economy the exploitation of temporary foreign workers.Among the staff at the factory, police found 11 Filipinos, lured to Canada with the promise of jobs paying up to C$23 an hour.

Its report deplores that the "exploitation of agency staff remains unaddressed," while the treatment of staff on zero-hours contracts at places like the Sports Direct warehouse in Shirebrook has made headlines and prompted changes.

The uncritical internship fever on college campuses — not to mention the exploitation of graduate student instructors, adjunct faculty members and support staff — is symptomatic of a broader malaise.

Rule four of the "10 rules of personal conduct" UN peacekeepers must abide by says that they should "not indulge in immoral acts of sexual, physical or psychological abuse or exploitation of the local population or UN staff, especially women and children".