Sentence examples for pursuing employees from inspiring English sources

In 1999 Raytheon was aggressively policing and pursuing employees' online criticisms.

Businesses pursue employee-friendly policies when it makes financial sense for them; governments mandate them when it makes for good social policy.

"In too many cases," Mr. Miller said, "investigators from the Wage and Hour Division simply drop the ball in pursuing employers that cheat their employees out of their hard-earned wages".

Companies generally find it difficult to pursue former employees who have violated the agreements for damages, he added.

But a bill proposed by Mr. Pataki in 1996 that would allow ethics commissioners to pursue former employees has languished.

A bill proposed by Mr. Pataki in 1996 that would allow ethics commissioners to pursue former employees has languished ever since, year after year, in both houses.

Similar trends have been highlighted by Citizens Advice, which reported that seven in 10 potentially successful cases are now not being pursued by employees, with over half of those interviewed saying the fees or the costs were deterring them.

If the new fees are abolished we're likely to see a sharp rise in employees pursuing litigation against their employers.

Over all, the strategy has been similar to the prosecutions of financial titans of the 1980s: "pursuing lower-level employees and then seeking their cooperation in the hopes of building a case against the boss".

New York can lead the way by requiring all rebuilding be done with union labor and all businesses that are restored with government money to agree to card checks for employees pursuing union representation.

Several longtime associates of Mr. Letterman said he has a long history of pursuing relationships with employees, dating to his first days on television on NBC in the early 1980s.