Sentence examples for for workers already from inspiring English sources

Many have closed their pension plans to newer employees and stopped accruing benefits for workers already in them.

In a joint letter to Congress, the United States Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers and the National Retail Federation opposed this proposal, saying it would drive up costs for workers already covered by employer health plans.

Moreover, pension expenses, which will cost the district more than $1 million this year — and about 2.5 percent more next year — are locked in by the State Constitution, which makes it illegal to reduce benefits for workers already enrolled in the system.

Therefore, more attention should be paid to preventing accidents that result in even transient occupational exposure to irritants, especially for workers already affected by respiratory disorders.

The far-reaching changes that have come about in the relative numbers in different occupations and industries have called for corresponding changes in the training and allocation of young entrants to employment and for the movement of workers already in employment to other kinds of work and, often, other places.

EL PASO — President Obama came to this border city on Tuesday to argue that he is doing his part to crack down on illegal immigration, and that Republicans must now join him in overhauling the nation's immigration laws for the millions of workers already here illegally.

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But there are tantalising hints that some Republicans might begin by softening their stance on immigration, perhaps by working to smooth the path to citizenship for undocumented workers already in the country, and further by making it easier for those outside the country (high-skill workers especially) to come to America.

ACCURACY The bill in question, which died in 2007, would have overhauled the nation's immigration rules by creating a temporary worker program, a "pathway to citizenship" for illegal workers already here and provisions to tighten border security.

The charge led by major technology companies to bring more high-skilled immigrants into the U.S. could lower wages for the workers already here, a new study finds.

It was also a body blow for frontline social workers already working hard to adapt to an authority-wide restructure of working practices.