Sentence examples for higher workplace from inspiring English sources

In 2010, Knight's research group found that, when they allowed students and workers to collaborate on decorating their offices, the subjects reported higher workplace satisfaction and well-being, on average, than those who were forced to abide by their employer's tastes, whether lean or enhanced.

"Shouldn't we have some kind of analog to that with the people we are entrusting our children to?" Teachers' unions and others in the traditional education establishment argue that charter schools are driving teachers away with longer hours and school years, as well as higher workplace demands.

A recent Globe and Mail investigation showed that fishing vessel deckhands have a higher workplace fatality rate than roofers, farmers, pilots, and by a wide margin cops.

Recently relocated clergy report lower levels of mental distress and higher workplace morale compared to those who do not relocate, according to the study analyzing data from surveys of nearly 1,400 United Methodist clergy in 2008 and 2010.

Higher workplace SHS exposure was reported by participants who smoked five or more cigarettes per day compared with non-daily smokers (AOR = 2.16).

Furthermore, women who had been diagnosed with diabetes were less educated, heated their rooms more often with ovens using fossil fuels, had higher workplace dust exposure, and were more likely to be smokers than were those who had never been diagnosed with diabetes.

Has it joined efforts aimed at maintaining high workplace standards?

The report also noted that Wyoming had the highest workplace fatality rate in the country for all but one year from 2003 through 2008.

In April, a report from the AFL-CIO labor federation found that the state with the highest workplace death rate was North Dakota, home of the Bakken oil boom.

Proponents said the measure will cut expenses by 25percentt in a state known to have both some of the highest workers comp costs in the country and some of the highest workplace injury rates.

With a score of 100, Abercrombie & Fitch and Target rank alongside General Mills and Kellogg's as being among the businesses and brands to receive the highest workplace equality scores.