Sentence examples for regulations employee from inspiring English sources

The Global Labor Survey (GLS) database (Chor and Freeman, 2005) conducted in 2004 at the Harvard Law School seeks to measure de facto labour practices around the world, covering aspects of labour institutions such as employment regulations, employee benefits, and wage setting, and builds indices of labour practices in ten broad areas for 33 countries.

At the special office he has set up to enforce mining and customs regulations, employees show off a huge block of malachite that one Zhang Cao had tried to smuggle out of the country.

Under federal regulations, an employee is someone who provides services or labor for an employer for wages or other remuneration.

The SBA reckons that firms with fewer than 20 workers spend nearly $2,400 more complying with regulations, per employee, than companies with more than 500 workers.So far, the Democrats do not have this bunch overly worried.

So perhaps it's time to review the regulations covering employee privacy.

Existing rules and regulations around employee classification discourage marketplaces from partnering closely with companies providing worker services, such as healthcare, taxes or retirement, out of fear they'll be subject to a misclassification suit.

Shortly afterward I performed initial review of the corporate code of regulations and employee handbook for 2010.

Under the Working Time Regulations 1998, employees are entitled to a rest break of not less than 20 minutes where working time is more than six hours.

It may be useful in driving the Senate toward adopting something closer to the House position, which calls for comprehensive regulation of employee health benefit plans".

Indeed, because the individual transactions involved in mirror trades did not directly contravene any regulations, some employees who worked at Deutsche Bank's Russian headquarters at the time deny that such activity was improper.

Under the Working Time Regulations (WTR), employees have the right to a rest period of 11 uninterrupted hours per day, and a weekly rest period of 24 uninterrupted hours.