Sentence examples for from worker to worker from inspiring English sources

She said the mental health impact would vary from worker to worker.

But complaining can also damage a workplace, she says — either because a legitimate complaint is not addressed or because complaining has spread like a contagion from worker to worker.

Though prototypes of the assembly line can be traced to antiquity, the true ancestor of this industrial technique could be found in the 19th-century meat-processing industry in Cincinnati, Ohio, and in Chicago, where overhead trolleys conveyed carcasses from worker to worker.

Where there were only a few workers, days and hours of work tended to vary from worker to worker and from week to week.

Their size could vary from plot to plot and worker to worker, and it was subject to negotiation.

To test if workers from incipient colonies responded to fertility information on established queens in the same manner as workers from large colonies, we presented established queens from large colonies (>1000 workers) to workers from incipient colonies (< 40 workers, N = 9).

Transaction pipeline this time boosts 66% from 1 worker to 32 workers and From Fig. 4b, we can also see that given less than 8 workers, transaction pipeline scales better than MVCC, compared to Fig. 3b.

Over the past 40 years I've gone from care worker to social worker for Richmond council to owner and director of a private domiciliary care company in Surrey, which I founded in 1994.

In detail, transaction pipeline speeds up 4.8x from 1 worker to 32 workers.

On the other hand, the throughput of transaction pipeline increases by 25% from 1 worker to 32 workers and MVCC does not scale at all.

In France, where purchasing power has replaced unemployment as Public Enemy No. 1, unions representing workers from teachers to factory workers have taken to the streets in protest.