Sentence examples for interpretation of workers from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that employees are protected from retaliation when they complain about discrimination in the workplace, adopting a broad interpretation of workers' rights under two federal civil rights laws.

One interpretation of workers' responsiveness to employer-sponsored automatic enrolment is that they see it as an endorsement by the company which is, of course, precisely the worry that many firms have about it.

Such negative characterization of everyday life has often been the subject of Marxist interpretations of workers' daily lives, whether at work or at home, providing a platform for rebellious movements, such as the Situationist International (Highmore 2010).

The interpretation of PHC workers of some of the questions could have been different to that which was intended.

However, few papers illustrated a graphical presentation of job strain interpretation for workers, especially in friendly used Excel, to help mental health experts focussing on a small number of key areas of concern.

They claim officers are usually happy to go with the staff's interpretation of events as "workers are generally pretty good judges of when the police need to be involved with a situation".

Interpretation of a health worker was problematic as women did not clearly discriminate between them, considering hospital/facility workers, community health volunteers, Newhints fieldworkers, and healers all as health workers Interviewer: Apart from the weighing people, did you see any health worker?

The discourse we are concerned with here comprises health workers' interpretation of working conditions and their experiences of working in the public health sector.

The interpretation of the elongated pronotum of worker ants mainly in terms of the increased strength of the workers' neck should be revisited.

Although the percentage of workers reached, provides information, interpretation is limited without the underlying causes and potential areas for improvement.

If found guilty of seeking to convert Muslims to Christianity, a grave crime under the Taliban's interpretation of Islamic law, the aid workers could be sentenced to death, the Taliban has said.