Sentence examples for introduced workplace from inspiring English sources

Globally, many leading organizations have introduced workplace policies to enable flexible work.

Globally, many leading organizations have introduced workplace policies to enable flexible work, recognizing its benefits for staff retention, morale, commitment, diversity, recruitment, and being an employer of choice.

When I wrote on this last month, it appeared that this was a very different scenario from the 2005 election when Labour – which had equalised the age of consent and introduced workplace equality legislation – had been particularly effective at courting gay voters.

Australia introduced compulsory workplace saving (called 'superannuation') long before Britain introduced auto-enrolment, but it does not require people to buy an annuity on retirement.

Recently, we introduced the Workplace Religious Freedom Act, which clarifies current law to say a person's religious beliefs should be recognized and accommodated in the workplace as long as this does not adversely affect the employer's business or customers.

Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Neb ., joined by GOP Sens. Kelly Ayotte (N.H)., Susan Collins (Maine) and Shelley MooR-Neb .to (W.Va)., introduced the Workplace Advancement Act last week, which would make it illegal for employers to retaliate against employees for talking to each other about their salaries.

This is why I introduced the Workplace Democracy Act with Senator Bernie Sanders, which would make it easier for workers to join unions and bargain for better wages, benefits, and working conditions.

Cleaners are rarely introduced to workplace health promotion programs.

Non-specific neck pain is a major burden to industry, yet the impact of introducing a workplace ergonomics and exercise intervention on work productivity and severity of neck pain in a population of office personnel is unknown.

The report also recommended that junior colleges introduce mandatory workplace training.

Like Ferris, Park uses the first-person plural here to introduce his workplace: "Most of us spend our days at a desk in one of the two archipelagoes of cubicle clusters.