Sentence examples for linked workers from inspiring English sources

The Saturn agreement in Spring Hill linked workers' paychecks partly to how many Saturn cars were sold each year and eliminated most job classifications, allowing managers, together with the local union, to assign workers to whatever tasks most needed doing.

It was meant to link workers who would be the first to respond to an emergency.

Mining companies balance these factors off one another, sometimes linking workers' pay to the amount of coal extracted.

He thinks bathroom access is being increasingly curtailed in certain workplaces as American businesses adopt Japanese production methods that link workers in interdependent teams.

Last spring, they managed to link workers from as many as 20 state-run factories for large-scale demonstrations that rattled authorities because they raised the possibility of organized opposition to the Communist Party.

I.B.M. said yesterday that it would bolster its wireless consulting business by helping companies link workers remotely to corporate data using the BlackBerry pager made by Research in Motion Ltd.

While the Lotus and Microsoft products link workers to stored documents, Tacit Knowledge aims more at linking workers to one another.

[the patent is for] a computer system that links workers to their computers via wireless sensors that measure their metabolism.

Workplace: The traditional way companies have thought about linking workers with information has generally been device specific.

To date, there appears to be no corresponding research specifically linking workers' locus of control to the design of firms' compensation policies.

Some supply-chains are the new chains linking workers to destitution.