Sentence examples for primary workers from inspiring English sources

Drawing sharp lines between primary workers who are employed full time and secondary workers who are employed part-time makes it easier to treat some workers as cheap disposables without undermining the morale of others.

To prepare for the primary, workers applied an industrial degreaser to their wheels and other parts, and then shipped them to borough storage facilities, clearing space by sending thousands of supply carts and privacy booths associated with the electronic system to Brooklyn for storage.

For example, it would be useful to know whether high-wage or low-wage workers are being subsidized, the education level of the subsidized workers, or whether the subsidized workers are the primary workers in their family.

The implication is that observed multiple job outcomes are driven strongly by labor demand (vacancies), with second job opportunities for hourly primary workers being cyclical and difficult to find during downturns.

The Social Security Act, as first signed into law by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1935, paid retirement benefits to the primary worker -- and not to their widows and orphans.

Lawrence is usually the primary worker on the lyrics and melodies, Levine benefits the team with his skill and knowledge as a recording-engineer recording-engineer, and Mars fulfils various roles and also provides much of the group's energy.

In order to achieve this, care team meetings incorporating parents and family support/child protection workers and the early years educators (primary worker for the child) will take place every 12 weeks.

"It's not just about training optometrists or ophthalmologists, it's about training primary health workers – and we're talking about community workers, village health workers and teachers, who should be a part of any primary health workforce," he said.

To explore the attitudes of primary healthcare workers, including township public health workers (TPHWs) and village doctors (ViDs), towards web-based training on basic public health services (BPHS) and to examine the factors influencing their attitudes.

Eleven per cent of the responses came from primary care workers and 46% from hospital care workers.

The primary care workers from the intervention group were placed in one focus group, and the primary care workers from the control group were placed in the second focus group.