Sentence examples for maintenance members from inspiring English sources

Although Network Rail has offered retraining and redeployment guarantees, Cash said he was "in no doubt that this leaves operations and maintenance members extremely vulnerable".

The union will mount a picket line later today at the London headquarters of Tube Lines RMT general secretary Bob Crow said: "The inexplicable refusal of London Underground to agree to equalise pensions and benefits rights for our maintenance members is deeply suspect and points clearly to a secret plan to re-privatise this work in an action replay of the PPP (public private partnership) disaster.

Due to their large distribution, abundance in the field, and ease of laboratory maintenance, members of the A. socius complex have been used as a model system for several aspects of evolutionary biology, including studies of speciation and hybrid zone dynamics [ 28- 30], Wolbachia [ 31, 32], life-history evolution [ 14, 33- 36], and morphological variation [ 33, 37- 39].

Aetna said it would stop paying a set amount for each health-plan member to doctors whose practices have fewer than 100 health maintenance organization members; instead, they would be paid a fee for each service.

Hiring of seasonal workers — including firefighters, law enforcement officers, search-and-rescue teams, and maintenance staff members — has been frozen.

The malfunctioning batteries, made by the Japanese manufacturer GS Yuasa, were serviced by All Nippon maintenance crew members.

Most students under the program have worked in resort jobs, in hotels or restaurants as waiters, desk clerks, lifeguards or maintenance staff members.

Rewards Quality Blue Cross of California plans to pay bonuses to doctors serving its health maintenance organization members based on patient satisfaction and other quality standards, not for cost-cutting.

Blue Cross of California, one of the nation's largest health insurers, announced yesterday that it would pay bonuses to doctors serving its health maintenance organization members based on patient satisfaction and other quality standards.

Japan Airlines, which operates seven 787s, said Wednesday that there had been "several cases" in which maintenance crew members needed to replace 787 batteries after irregularities, but the carrier declined to give details.

In 1999, when Congress was rushing to regulate health maintenance organizations, members of both parties spent an afternoon telling a litany of stories of suffering patients, culminating with the appearance on the House floor of a 7-year-old boy who had lost his hands and legs.