Sentence examples for report on workplace from inspiring English sources

did a shorter, "relatable" report on "workplace bullies," citing Bolton, among others.

The productivity commission's final report on workplace relations is due to be handed down in November.

The Productivity Commission's draft report on workplace relations is a weird document that seems at odds with itself.

Couples now work a combined average of 63 hours a week, up from just 52.5 in 1970, according to a 2009 report on workplace flexibility from the Georgetown University Law Center.

Working in New York City was more hazardous last year, especially for construction workers and particularly for those who are Hispanic, according to a report on workplace fatalities released yesterday by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.

A report on workplace diversity circulated to members of a trade group, the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, said that among its nine largest members, women as a percentage of total staff declined by four percentage points between 2007 and 2011, to 36 percent.

"With a virtual 'war for talent' taking place every day, tech companies are going to great lengths to enhance the employee experience and attract, retain and nurture fresh talent," architecture firm Gensler said in a recent report on workplaces.

But in most cases, business owners and executives are the driving force behind the chaplains, said Carroll Lachnit, editor of Workforce Management magazine, which has reported on workplace chaplains.

The B.L.S. noted that in the previous two years' reports on workplace fatalities, it eventually added an average of 156 deaths a year to the preliminary total.

Another supposed employee anonymously reported on workplace app Blind that staffers had access to this private information and that the access was abused.

AIDS will have a particularly insidious effect on the work force over the next two decades, not only reducing its size but causing an increase in child laborers, moonlighting parents, job absenteeism and retraining costs, the International Labor Organization says in its first report on the workplace impact of the AIDS epidemic.