Sentence examples for model for workers from inspiring English sources

As a new model for workers' participation in the industries they run, it could prove to be Labour's most enduring industrial legacy.

The Connecting People Study (funded by the National Institute for Health Research School for Social Care Research) is developing and articulating an intervention model for workers to help people to improve their social connections.

The citation appeared however to suggest without stating that explicitly that the standards would serve as the basis for a new national model for workers' contracts.

Turns out, the Reuther brothers -- Walter, Roy and Victor (Sasha's grandfather) -- are the too often-unsung heroes of the American labor movement, which soon became a model for workers on a global scale.

Potential overestimation of exposures using our exposure model for workers at very small terminals with little trucking activity would have a similar effect.

By using models for workers exposed to ionising radiation from the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR 2006) (UNSCEAR, 2008), RR estimates of 1.03 for bone cancer and 1.09 for thyroid cancer, for both men and women, were obtained (the same estimate is used for aircrew) on the basis of an estimated average lifetime dose of 15.3 mSv.

It would be informative to develop separate prognostic models for workers without current sick leave, and those with longstanding or previous sick leave at presentation in order to assess whether the effects of potential predictors such as pain intensity or psychological problems differ in relevant subgroups.

Speculators hoping to make a fortune by building a high-rise on the site, the southwest corner of 10th Avenue and 42nd Street, wanted to demolish the tenements, built a century ago as model housing for workers.

However, as the developed country health workforce diversifies in remote and rural areas, workforce planners may benefit from utilizing developing country models for worker substitution, mobilization, recruitment, and retention.

Similarly, Gapjumpers adapts the "blind audition" model for tech workers, who anonymously complete "challenges" to test competency, while Textio, a text-analysis tool, helps identify coded language in job descriptions.

If passed, such a law could serve as a model for preserving workers' privacy and curbing the culture of being constantly on-call for work.