Sentence examples for lower worker from inspiring English sources

Labor costs went down, as high unemployment led to lower worker turnover and gave restaurant owners greater ability to adjust worker schedules and hours.

A 1988 review in the Chicago Tribune declared the game so addictive you might wonder if it "isn't really part of a diabolical plot hatched in the Evil Empire to lower worker productivity in the United States".

A growing body of data shows that implementation of codes of conduct leads to lower rates of industrial accidents, improved worker-grievance systems, cleaner air quality and lower worker turnover, which in turn results in lower production costs.

Poor engineering information provided to construction crews results in inefficient communication of design, leading to construction rework, disputes, and lower worker morale.

Similarly, Campbell (1994) found out that when local and industry unemployment rates are lower, worker dismissals are higher because presumably shirking is more frequent.

Compassion fatigue, a potentially negative outcome of compassionate commitment, increases financial costs to organisations due to increases in sick leave, turnover (White 2006) and lower worker morale and productivity; all of which are indicative of burnout (Stamm et al. 2002).

Pullman simultaneously slashed wages but declined to lower workers' rents.

But that figure included 4 cents a share in one-time gains like lower workers' compensation claims.

Yet attrition does not cause nearly as much pain as do permanent layoffs, which can severely disrupt families and lower workers' incomes for years.

Far less is said about how lower workers' comp invites moral hazard for employers by, say, making them less attentive to workplace safety.

He went on to say that lawmakers must pass a "long-term sustainable state budget that relieves pressures on taxpayers," and "dramatically lower workers' compensation costs".