Sentence examples for govern workers from inspiring English sources

Under the ruling, two or more companies are "joint employers" of a workforce if they share the ability to govern workers' terms and conditions of employment.

When the industrial unions that grew rapidly after the 1930s inherited this form of work organization, they generally accepted it, but they codified job descriptions, negotiated wage rates for each job, and established principles of seniority to govern worker rights to different jobs and workplace benefits.

He would not say exactly where Mr. Gabriel had worked, however, citing confidentiality laws governing workers' employment history.

"They have no respect for domestic or international law governing workers' rights and must be brought to book".

Sixteen other people were also charged on Friday, including João Vaccari Neto, the former treasurer of Brazil's governing Workers' party and Renato de Souza Duque, Petrobras's former head of corporate services.

In that case, the majority found that the law governing workers' compensation does not define the word parent, or include a disqualification for those who fail to provide for their children.

Billing specialist CorVel, for example, counts 9 million rules governing workers' compensation claims.

State laws and policies governing workers' social insurance could not be implemented in L County, and the core objectives of the policy were not achieved.

The biggest problem was that state laws and regulations governing workers' social insurance were deliberately overlooked because coal mining companies did not provide pension plans or medical care to their workers.

In much of Europe, rules governing worker firing helped limit job loss, while strong social-welfare programs ensured that even the jobless retained their health care and received a basic income.

Prosecutors allege some of the money then flowed into the campaign coffers of the governing Workers' party and its allies, which they deny.