Sentence examples for reintegrating workers from inspiring English sources

Since these treatments involved on-site exposure to the workplace, they might also work toward reintegrating workers into the context and culture of the workplace.

Topics related to recruitment have also received moderate attention including challenges of reintegrating workers back into the public sector and lack of foresight in aligning skills with service needs.

Therefore, the perceived ability of the newly reintegrated workers to be able again to accomplish their work may bring them to rate their function more favorably compared to the non-workers.

There is evidence suggesting that there may be costs to the employer related to the process of reintegrating a worker who has been absent because of a sickness episode.

It has led to a huge exchange of young students and workers, reintegrated formerly Communist nations of Eastern Europe and accommodated a united and wealthy Germany without a destructive revival of earlier anxieties.

"In the medium- to long-term, there could be also great benefits for the Cambodian economy if there are instruments and policies in place to reintegrate those skilled workers in the country".

The problem is that neither the countries of the EU nor the United States nor any other industrial countries have come up with an effective way of reintegrating large numbers of displaced workers back into the national economy at comparable wages.

In Angola, more than 1 500 UNITA health workers were reintegrated in the national health service workforce after the conflict.

Combined to the effects on the unemployment and employment rates, these estimates allow us to assess whether positive effects result from workers transiting from unemployment to employment, or if in addition, policies are capable of reintegrating people back into the labour market.

Mr. Kiberd is emphatic about the importance of reintegrating these soldiers into society.

"Public policy favors reintegrating ex-offenders into society, including making them full participants in civic life.