Sentence examples for improving workers conditions from inspiring English sources
"The UAE and TDIC have taken a number of positive steps toward improving workers' conditions, welfare and safety," wrote the spokeswoman for the Guggenheim.
After we published our buyers' guide, Benetton provided us with information outlining how they are improving workers' conditions through supply chain management initiatives, which changes their scoring in this category from a worst to a middle rating.
In their debate on Monday, MEPs will also discuss progress since 2013 in improving workers' conditions in under the Bangladesh Sustainability Compact.
Those changes have won praise in some quarters for improving worker conditions.
For starters, Apple's enormous profit margins — owing to the great popularity of the inimitable products it sells — vastly outstrip the thin margins prevalent in the garment and footwear industry and make it much easier for the company to absorb the cost of improving worker conditions at its suppliers.
Apple and Foxconn subsequently pledged to improve workers' conditions there.
Even so, McGrath said laws, regulations and demand for organic produce had improved workers' conditions and crops' integrity over the decades.
His administration helped expand cattle ranching, reduce the nation's dependence on imports and foreign capital, improve workers' conditions through far-reaching social reforms, and expand education.
Lamb, who on Thursdaychairs a summit with care providers, councils and trade unions, aims to "produce a piece a work showing you can improve workers' conditions.
In this case the French NCP brokered an agreement in which Socapalm agreed to improve workers' conditions in Socapalm and its suppliers, improve stakeholders engagement with local communities, and reduce environmental damage.
At the same time costs are increasing for raw materials such as petroleum-based plastics, the yuan is steadily rising, and a tighter labor market is forcing companies to hike wages and improve workers' conditions.
