Sentence examples for expulsion from work from inspiring English sources

That mindset explains the alarming statistics on older women's expulsion from work.

To reduce the expenses of sick leave and the risk of expulsion from work, the Norwegian government introduced legislation in 1993 that anticipated early and more vigorous interventions of the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme [ 1].

The Norwegian NIO is obliged by legislation to perform early intervention on the sick-listed in an effort to reduce the length of sick leave and the risk of expulsions from work.

This study demonstrates the need to re-consider the diagnostic usefulness of documentation on sickness absences, and supports a change in strategy from collecting more medical information to more direct communication with the sick-listed themselves, for effective and early interventions to prevent long sick leaves and expulsions from work.

In the article of Gravseth et al., early disability pension registered in 1988–2003 is a highly reliable proxy of definitive expulsion from paid work.

A fast and full recovery is important for the well being of the patient; in addition, there is a strong association between the length of sick leave and the likelihood of expulsion from the work force (The Danish ministry of Occupation 2001).

Because a disciplinary report can lead to automatic expulsion from the most coveted work assignments -- like the computer program -- there has been a 60percentt reduction since 1995 in major disciplinary reports, including for fighting or attempted escape.

And he faces expulsion from the party he has worked for all his life.His downfall is due in large part to his propensity to lie his way out of personal difficulties.

Early in his career, until shortly after his expulsion from Halle, Wolff primarily presented his work in the German vernacular.

If he refuses to work, he faces expulsion from his two-person pod to the overcrowded open dormitories, according to the lawsuit. .

The poet and essayist, Gay simplistically tells us, "never quite worked through his expulsion from paradise".