Sentence examples for ordering employers from inspiring English sources
His office is ordering employers to turn over documents that prove employees have given consent before being enrolled in the cards.
As Facebook and Twitter become as central to workplace conversation as the company cafeteria, federal regulators are ordering employers to scale back policies that limit what workers can say online, reports Steven Greenhouse in Tuesday's New York Times.
Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, has demanded a separate vote on an amendment that would make the requirements even tougher by ordering employers to comply sooner and tightening antifraud measures.
FINANCIAL NEWS Employers' Restrictions on Social Media Come Under Scrutiny | The New York Times reports: "As Facebook and Twitter become as central to workplace conversation as the company cafeteria, federal regulators are ordering employers to scale back policies that limit what workers can say online".
Heath is right on this: the idea of a statutory board with legal enforcement officers, ordering employers to provide footwear and clothing to their workers, giving them three days' extra holiday, better sick leave on full pay and graded pay rates, does seem an oddly outdated anomaly.
The Fair Work Commission would gain new powers to order employers to create permanent jobs to replace casual employment and work on successive temporary contracts under a new Greens policy.
In September it ordered employers to pay out an extra $10 a month in allowances to every worker.
California also recently ordered employers to file new-hire reports and collect child support from independent contractors, as well as from employees.
Prior to the development of the regulation, inspectors could order employers to implement safety devices citing general requirements under the Occupational Health and Safety Act [ 12].
The Republican bill, called "The Protecting Jobs from Government Interference Act," would prohibit the labor board from "ordering any employer to close, relocate or transfer employment under any circumstances".
State inspectors ordered 10 employers to suspend operation because of violations, including one grower who had less than one gallon of water for 15 employees working in 116-degree heat.
