Sentence examples for obtain workers from inspiring English sources

The factory owner, Erasmo Ponce, also pleaded guilty on behalf of his company, Tortilleria Chinantla, to having failed to obtain workers' compensation insurance for his employees.

At a minimum, the government should preclude the use of the J-1 program as a way to obtain workers at below-market rates.

She paid them under the table so she would not have to pay taxes or obtain workers' compensation insurance for them.

– Glenn Collins The New York Times: The owner of a Brooklyn tortilla factory where a worker died in 2011 after falling into a mixing machine gets a jail sentence after he admits to failing to pay his workers adequate wages and to obtain workers' compensation insurance for them.

Mr. Ngo and three other welders said that they worked mostly at night at Southwest Shipyard Inc. in the hulls of ships, but that they were paid by Coast to Coast, which had contracted with ILP Agency to obtain workers from Vietnam and to oversee them, according to court documents.

But instead of making it easier for miners to get access to health care, Kentucky's lawmakers passed a law that may soon hinder miners' ability to obtain workers' compensation benefits.

New reforms that were supposed to make it easier for immigrants who'd been here a while to obtain worker visas seemed to be making it harder for those with startups.

Before you begin hiring, make sure you have taken the necessary steps to be able to collect federal and state wage taxes, provide employee eligibility verification, and obtain worker's compensation insurance, among others.

Brokers also said that companies with large concentrations of employees were having difficulty obtaining workers' compensation coverage.

Misclassification avoids paying social security and Medicare taxes and obtaining workers' compensation and unemployment insurance, leaving employees unable to avail themselves of these benefits -- even though they worked to achieve them.

Rather than increasing female labor and taking other steps to better organize German labor, as Speer favored, Sauckel advocated importing labor from the occupied nations – and did so, obtaining workers for (among other things) Speer's armament factories, using the most brutal methods.