Sentence examples for fragile workers from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that restrictions on the use of temporary workers (increasing the probability of hiring fragile workers for permanent positions), when coupled with uncertainty about enforcement of reduced severance payments, could more than offset the reduction in severance payments; hence, the net effect of the reforms could be to increase adjustment costs for permanent positions.

It all seems right and fair on paper, but there is a danger that such regulations paint a picture to society of women as fragile workers who need mollycoddling.

Although we do not know the exact reason for this, there are several plausible explanations: First of all, health selection may be at work: the most fragile ambulance workers health-wise may have changed job function internally in the organisation resulting only in the most healthy ambulance personnel remaining.

As he tentatively reaches out to his estranged son (Jan Gunnar Roise) and an emotionally fragile co-worker (Jannike Kruse), his complexion visibly warms.

With reference to her experience with health services in fragile states, she continued: "Workers are also important to the success of any health project, whether they are NGO health workers, or local or ministry workers.

"The stresses will be felt the most in the developing world and the emerging markets, which are the most fragile, and where frustrated workers and their governments will be looking for scapegoats.

Businesses and markets hate such uncertainty; our fragile economy and American workers will suffer for it.

Pooches lie quietly at their owners' feet — in the call center, at reception, in the corporate offices and even in a repair area where workers handle fragile crystal and china.

By making workers' positions more fragile they cut bargaining power.Not for the long haulThe ever larger "staffing industry" may be having a similar effect.

And in yet another case, agency workers gave a fragile, days-old child to a foster parent whom it never informed of the baby's medical condition.

Since nobody was going to hire his sometimes fragile, often eccentric band of workers, Colón decided he needed to become a businessman.