Sentence examples for long-term workers from inspiring English sources

Reliable long-term workers would be safe.

(Or jobs: the percentage of long-term workers at large firms has actually increased).

In the 1950s, at Cincinnati Chemical Works, almost half of the long-term workers who handled a dye compound called benzidine got bladder cancer.

In its most recent union contract, General Motors is paying new employees $14 an hour, half the rate it pays its long-term workers.

The union believes that Calibre's actions reflect some hotels' policies of getting rid of higher-paid long-term workers and replacing them with cheaper agency and casual workers".

He also said he would create a national registry of long-term workers with a history of patient abuse and require criminal background checks for potential workers.

A range of librarians, from young school volunteers to senior long term workers, took to the podium to talk about their experiences and the communities they helped.

It has been suggested that the HWE bias can be minimized by the selection of an appropriate comparison such as a working population [ 32, 36] or by analytical methods such as lag time analyses or analyses restricted to newly employed or long term workers [ 36].

We refer to this flexible approach to building long term worker reputational equity as employee data portability, and it allows service providers to truly become their own managers.

Third, they generally target disadvantaged workers, e.g., long-term unemployed workers, which have low probabilities of becoming employed, and furthermore, significantly less workers are covered by hiring subsidies, e.g., for the long-term unemployed relative to low-skill wage subsidies.

And in competition for scarce openings, firms are likely to favour short-term unemployed workers over long-term unemployed workers.