Sentence examples for patterns of worker from inspiring English sources

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According to the New Age, disturbing patterns of worker deaths (some 128 last year alone) prompted the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) to take action, both to commemorate dead workers and to call attention to long neglected safety issues.

On the one hand, old patterns of worker migrations to mines persist as an inherent part of the country's economy [ 3, 4] and this seems unlikely to change.

Studies commissioned by the Joint Learning Initiative examined the national patterns of worker density in relation to key variables, such as national income, child and maternal mortality, and expenditure in health care [ 1].

Epidemiological research may be useful to enhance the impact of occupational health surveillance through the periodic analysis of aggregated data in order to identify patterns of worker health that may be linked to work activities and practices [ 114, 121, 125].

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Scientific management, moreover, demanded strict supervisory control over the workplace and hence posed a profound threat to customary patterns of workers' autonomy in the labour process.

The results also show that the variability in the activity-travel patterns of workers and students is greater when conducting a particular discretionary activity on weekdays.

For example, its ability to match the re-entry and retirement patterns of workers with different pension rights is especially outstanding.

The starting point is to merge data on job contents (or task requirements) based on the US Department of Labor's ONet survey5 with Census occupation classifications to examine task specialization patterns of workers.

Locomotor activity patterns of workers correspond with expression patterns – foragers show a diurnal cycle in activity levels while young nest workers show relatively continuous locomotor activity.

The 1983 participants came from 18 of India's 28 states (roughly 1600 villages), and 1765 899%) came from the four large states in which the factories were located, reflecting the migration patterns of workers and their spouses in these factories.

Epigenetic regulation is responsible for the differentiation of females into workers and queens two castes with strongly diverging life span potential and a plastic pattern of worker longevity that appears to be determined by the social behavior and colony setting rather than chronological age.

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