Sentence examples for likely worker from inspiring English sources

Then, using this model as our point of departure, we draw on prior research on personal control, relationships, and organizational culture to offer testable propositions regarding likely worker responses (third-order effect) to either communication delays or interruptions with further implications for the organization of work.

The lower the wage elasticity of supply, the more likely workers are to stay with the firm at a lower wage.

It is likely that worker populations, particularly worker populations working in outdoor conditions, will be a vulnerable group in light of these changing conditions (12).

Senator Jim Bunning, Republican of Kentucky, who wrote the legislation, accused the administration this week of distorting Congress's intent with a plan that "will likely decrease worker protection".

Latino workers are even less likely than workers overall to have access to paid leave -- yet more likely than non-Latinos to be caring for a family member.

Workers at service venues were five times more likely than workers at entertainment venues to have a positive rapid syphilis test (13.1 vs. 2.4%%).

It is likely that workers with low absence rates are retained during economic recessions while more absence-prone workers are laid off, giving rise to a pro-cyclical pattern of the aggregate absence rate ("selection effect").

The longer the economy stays depressed, the more likely those workers are to quit the labour force altogether.

The picture, from Magnum Photos, most likely showed workers at Allied Chemical in 1967 -- not at Bell Labs in New Jersey in 1966.

It is also likely that workers will be pushing for wage increases to compensate them for the high productivity gains of the last few years.

Unfair dismissal rights have been watered down, and soon it is likely that workers will face fees for issuing a claim in an employment tribunal.