Sentence examples for job rules from inspiring English sources

Less than halfway through that agreement, though, the union says the company is demanding wage and benefit cuts of $2.04 an hour, a $2,000 cap on profit sharing and numerous changes in job rules.

Once workers are in the field, Crane says it's essential to follow the basics: educate them, train them for their specific task(s), identify the natural leaders, work within the culture of the group, explain and enforce job rules, closely monitor all workers, and make sure personal protective equipment is replaced or repaired if it becomes damaged.

"But John didn't let his job rule his life," Mr. Donelan said.

This estimate is derived a $100,000 per job rule of thumb, and makes other assumptions based on research in the 2011 UC Berkeley study, " California Workforce Education and Training Needs Assessment for Energy Efficiency, Demand Response, and Distributed Generation " (http://www.irle.berkeley.edu/vial/ ).edu/vial/

In addition to rigid jobs rules, its licensing set-up is almost comically cumbersome.

Workers have accepted smaller pay rises in return for more jobs; rules on part-time and temporary jobs have been relaxed; and social-security taxes have been trimmed.

But Rule One of the Jobs rule-book is that Apple Never Earns Nothing.

The culture of anarchy is right about this: The corporate rich — those ostensible "job creators" who somehow haven't gotten around to creating jobs — rule the Republican Party and much of the Democratic Party as well, having artfully arranged a mutual back-scratching society to enrich themselves.

Job-protection rules discourage permanent job creation, so the young drift on temporary contracts.

On Tuesday, the National Athletics Trainers Assnn. declared that while professional, collegiate and high school football organizations have done a "commendable job" crafting rules against dangerous head-first hits, "enforcement of these rules regrettably is uneven and infrequent".

Job protection rules have been relaxed, but it is still expensive to lay off workers.