Sentence examples for implications for workers from inspiring English sources
"The worrying trend of outsourcing has damaging implications for workers and taxpayers.
But we have clearly not even begun to think deeply enough about the implications for workers in all this.
But in addition to the concerns retail tracking raises for consumers, these technologies have serious implications for workers.
The changes have broad implications for workers and the health industry.Poll after poll shows that employers are revising their health plans.
This has negative implications for workers who struggle to establish clear limits on their emotional labor in the intimate space of the home.
In an unusual confluence of policy, politics and business, President Bush, Alan Greenspan and the chief executives of the nation's largest corporations will all be in the spotlight this week, some more willingly than others, and the ways in which they address the weakening economy could have significant implications for workers, investors and the two political parties.
Implications for worker turnover are also ambiguous.
That would have implications for worker rights, principles of fair compensation and income inequality, none of them good — unless you're a millionaire.
These findings have important implications for worker protection, as many different categories of workers perform activities that may bring them into proximity with a SARS-CoV infected individual.
With the prospect of a warmer world, increased attention is being devoted to the implications for worker well-being and work performance (5– 8).
