Sentence examples for normal employer from inspiring English sources

Debbonaire's colleague Chi Onwurah, one of the few other BME women MPs, said he might have been up "before an industrial tribunal for constructive dismissal", aggravated by racial discrimination, if he were a normal employer.

If you're self-employed then all the costs that a normal employer would cover must now be paid by you – including training, uniforms and vehicles, not to mention basic provisions for pensions and sick pay.

The union accuses the industry of using agency labour to bypass normal employer obligations, giving examples from Grampian and Moy Park to the Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform.

"Any normal employer would try to contain those costs" by expanding the workforce or scheduling more people to work during the busiest periods, Latham said.

The exchanges are for people who are buying their own insurance -- outside of the normal employer-based insurance system, and out of their own pockets.

Another thing dumb employers do is look at gaps in "normal" employment as a big drawback.

It is now normal for an employer to interview a potential job or internship candidate via Skype or telephone when this does not do an individual justice.

"Before the Asian financial crisis it was pretty normal for Singapore employers to expect to pay for the placement costs," he said.

Second, even under normal economic conditions, employers may prefer hiring more experienced workers, in particular, if previous work credentials or colleague referrals allow employers to discriminate better between low and high ability workers (compare Montgomery, 1991, for a theoretical analysis of employee referrals).

The employer's normal contribution for a worker would be paid to the insurance exchange.

Under DB plans, all the investment risk fell on the employer; in normal DC plans, it falls on the employee.