Sentence examples for premises workers from inspiring English sources

Within 1 year after Finland passed its Tobacco Control Act in 1995 prohibiting smoking in the workplace in all joint and public premises, workers reporting no ETS exposure in the workplace increased almost 3-fold, from 19.2% to 54.2% (Heloma et al. 2001).

Security guards pace the premises as workers go about their tasks.

Some employees said they felt as though the safety programs were based on the premise that workers would not get hurt if they followed proper procedures.

The new union didn't reject the premise of workers as mere cogs in the company machine — the Japanese teamwork model wasn't even imagined — but, on the contrary, assumed that characterization as its bargaining premise.

Perhaps if Mayor Bloomberg could see the benefit of unions, and accept the premise that workers rights are not at odds with government interests he would be able to come up with a plan that works for New York City and that works for our teachers.

Factory managers didn't always like the idea of a foreign photographer being on the premises, but the workers were more than willing.

Under new legislation, it rents the premises to the workers' cooperatives on concessionary terms for two years and supports them in their efforts to negotiate with creditors.

Then the police would search the premises for undocumented workers, and a finance inspector would look for evidence of cash payments.

At college he was brought face to face with the realities of apartheid when the literacy classes he tried to set up on college premises for black workers from the local township were blocked.

It's refreshing to see a sacred cow approached with such irreverence, but the basic premise - office workers with repressed emotional and imaginative lives - feels dated and a bit contrived.

Unfortunately for would-be immigrants, U.S. immigration law is confusing, and much of it is based on the premise that U.S. workers need to be protected from the competition of would-be immigrants.