Sentence examples for making employees from inspiring English sources

Employers are already making employees pay more of their own individual health costs upfront.

Not even bosses seem keen on the idea of making employees work harder.

Toyota says the names on the clothing foster communication by making employees easily identifiable.

One way is making employees compete against each other in the pursuit of specific sustainability goals.

"There could be legislative action making employees secured creditors," she said.

Firms are making employees pay for a greater share of their health expenses, which is making patients act like consumers.

It accused Sheriff Deborah Trout of hiring deputies without conducting proper background checks, and making employees sign loyalty oaths.

As a result, many companies are not only making employees pay a larger share of their health care benefits, but are also considering health plans that try to cut costs by making employees take responsibility for their health care spending.

In a 2005 verdict in California, the retailer was ordered to pay $172 million for making employees miss meal breaks.

For Zingerman's Weinzweig, it's not just about making employees feel empowered but also about doing what's best for the business.

The overhaul included sweeping out the many businesses that had divided up the airport operations, and making employees learn English.