Sentence examples for factors workers from inspiring English sources

Again controlling for other factors, workers on split shift work about 37 min more per day (about 3 h per week) than workers in straight shift.

Finally, external causes that had an effect on the occurrence of the accident are analyzed, including external supervision factors, suppliers' products and service factors, natural factors, workers' family, inheritance, and growth environmental factors, as well as other factors such as politics, economy, culture, and law.

After adjusting for gender, race, income, and other factors, workers in the lowest category had a 43% higher risk of death during the time they were working or the 10 years following retirement than workers in the highest category; the second-lowest category carried a 33% increased risk, the researchers report in the May/June issue of Psychosomatic Medicine.

The officials attributed the alarming spike to two likely factors: workers' overexposure to coal dust, with many miners now working longer hours, or an "increased toxicity" in dust composition -- that is, even unhealthier air in today's mines.

Thus, despite a considerable prevalence of pain and negative opinions on psychosocial factors, workers stayed at the job.

Net of other factors, workers who are in temporary employment should be more likely than workers in permanent employment to default on their payments for the BHI in the future and thus have lower WTP for BHI in the present.

Based on available resources, the factors that were associated with occupational quartz exposure were divided into work environmental factors, worker-related factors, and organizational factors.

While confusion over the terms of severance might have been a factor, workers had justifiable fears of getting shafted.

The DCFS director said that it was important to factor workers' compensation into any cost-benefit analysis.

A pet food factor worker in Thailand died after slipping into a meat grinder, police said on Wednesday.

These factors allow workers to negotiate the highest pay rates and maximise their earnings, but leaves local authorities to pick up the bill.