Sentence examples for impaired workers from inspiring English sources

First, impaired workers may be among the first to be sacked.

It is also true, however, that under the Third Circuit’s interpretation, impaired workers in declining or marginal industries who cannot do “other” work could simply refuse to return to their jobs—even though the jobs remain open and available—and nonetheless draw disability benefits.

Sweden also mandated that employers document how they had attempted to accommodate impaired workers.

These reforms were meant to further curb growth in the rolls and more actively return newly impaired workers to back to the labor market.

For the most part the reforms focused on slowing entry onto long-term disability cash transfers by keeping newly impaired workers in the labor market.

According to Mitchell, it currently provides employment for 48,000 visually impaired workers in the country.

The psychologist Nick Perham, who studies the effect of sound on how we think, has found that office commotion impairs workers' ability to recall information, and even to do basic arithmetic.

Chemosensory active volatile organic compounds occur in the breathing air at many workplaces and it has been assumed that they are potent to impair workers' cognitive performance; however, the nature of this relationship is not understood.

If not recognized or treated, depression can profoundly impair workers' quality of life [ 12].

Campolieti and Krashinsy (2006) found that permanently impaired male workers who returned to the pre-accident employer had significantly higher wages than workers who did not return to the pre-injury employer.

Thermal radiation alone as orientation cue was sufficient to allow learning, since preclusion of thermal convection during training and test did not impair workers' response.