Sentence examples similar to performing employer from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, today the Supreme Court begins to hear arguments in Integrity Staffing Solutions, Inc. v. Busk et al., which asks whether the Fair Labor Standards Act allows employers to refuse to pay workers for the time they spend performing employer-required duties after their shift ends, but before they are allowed to leave for the day.

An employer performing work in a regulated area must inform other employers' onsite of the nature of the work, regulated area requirements, and measures taken to protect onsite employees.

While the focus was naturally on performing for his employer, Buttler did take the time to tap up Ponting, the former Australia captain, for advice on how best to break back into Test cricket.

At that time, children could be adopted from such institutions to become apprentices, and Bicknell and Day put the unknowing Edgeworth forth as a potential employer, performing a dual act of abduction.

Dyer is a professional actor, and it's tempting to believe that he was performing for his employers, acting out its reductive sexism in a parodic cameo of laddism.

Millions of workers could end up automatically enrolled into high cost and poor performing pensions because employers do not get enough help in finding value-for-money schemes, a report has warned.

Warren just introduced a bill to ban prospective employers from performing credit checks on job applicants for most jobs.

The conflicts that must be disclosed concern whether the analyst's employer performed investment banking services in the previous year for the company being discussed, or was seeking to do so within the next three months.

"It is the duty of the management to exercise its control and see that the work is not performed" if the employer does not intend to pay for it, the rules say.

Furthermore, in realistic settings, workers have limits on the amount of work they can perform and the employer will have a fixed budget for paying workers.

Russ Rader, a spokesman for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, an advocacy organisation financed by the US automotive insurance industry, says that his employer performed a crash test on one of the Impalas – there is photographic proof – and did so before it began crash testing production cars on a regular basis.