Sentence examples for improving employment practices from inspiring English sources
Söderqvist says that if unions can get ahead of the economic curve, they will be able to even the playing field for their members — both in terms of improving employment practices and in addressing risks to jobs posed by automation.
Cornell University is currently funded by the U.S. Department of Education National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research for a four-year Research and Demonstration entitled Improving Employment Practices Covered by Title I of the ADA (Grant # H133A70005).
Looking ahead, he wants Oxfam to campaign more closely in partnership with multinational companies to improve employment practices and wage levels, and widen its influence on policy, in areas such as inequality.
However, the opposition is also pushing for major companies to improve their employment practices of their own accord.
Dailey, her coworkers at Ohio State University and other Sodexo workers throughout the country have been trying to organize at a national level to get the company to improve its employment practices, but so far, the company has not met with them.
Roseanna Cunningham, the Scottish government's Cabinet Secretary for Fair Work, Skills and Training, said: "While employment law remains reserved to the UK government, the Scottish government continues to do everything we can to further improve employment standards and promote good working practices, including the Living Wage of £8.25 an hour".
In addition, expanding educational opportunities for women and girls will provide improved employment opportunities for women and may decrease risky sexual practices both of which may ultimately improve gender power imbalances.
Therefore, naturalisation may improve employment probabilities.
Clearly, though some economic indicators have improved, employment hasn't.
In contrast, it improved employment rate and family relations.
In his BBC interview, with a colleague from the Financial Times, he stressed that the City of London was an impressive pool of talent and that in some respects (insider trading, employment practices) its ethical standards had improved.
