Sentence examples for other workforces from inspiring English sources

A further 3 million are entitled to a minimum wage, but one that is less than that set for other workforces.

For example, the 2011 domestic workers convention is a recognition that the world's 53 million domestic workers are often in private households unprotected and excluded from legislation protecting other workforces.

Public servants are more unionised than other workforces, and so irksome to managers who eye a commercial world of 19th century employment practices – lump labour on zero hours, temp agencies, free interns, the bogus self-employed free of national insurance.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Cumming said: "We certainly do recognise that there is a particular shortage of nurses, but also some other workforces within the NHS at the moment.

Like other workforces composed largely of immigrants, deliverymen are a marginalized population with little influence over local government policies.

General work absences for ILI surveillance have been explored previously [ 37], however, focusing on hospital staff is likely to be more effective than other workforces as it is easily embedded in operational management, as observed in Hong Kong [ 32].

"This rule is unfair to employers," the coalition said, adding that the regulation will "make it harder for them to lawfully communicate with employees about unions and other workforce issues.

Hewlett-Packard spent about $236 million on employee severance payments and other "workforce rebalancing" programs between November and April.

Although the current study considers an existing model, the FGP-cum-DE approach could be extended to other workforce models which were developed for manufacturing and service systems.

"I don't know any other workforce in the economy that has had to bear this and 150,000 job losses and cuts to terms and conditions".

Much more effort has actually been devoted to understand the productivity consequences of other workforce characteristics such as age, gender, part-time or temporary contracts (see e.g. Cardoso et al. 2011; Garnero et al. 2014; Giuliano et al. 2017; Devicienti et al. 2017; Göbel and Zwick 2012; Hellerstein et al. 1999a; Nielen and Schiersch 2014; van Ours and Stoeldraijer 2011).