Sentence examples for restrictive work from inspiring English sources

The union agreed to less restrictive work rules.

In particular, Hostess said pension and medical benefits, as well as "restrictive work rules," were cutting into profit.

For instance, technology could be used as part of a highly-monitored, restrictive work environment, where processes are automated and actions scripted.

Employees of the new airline would be paid lower wages, receive a smaller benefit package and work under less restrictive work rules.

This includes provisions that the government has said prevent restrictive work practices and discrimination against contractors but unions believes undermine collective bargaining.

Mr Klein wants the 200-page contract drastically simplified, with fewer restrictive work rules, and less emphasis placed on seniority rather than merit.

"The boot-cut jean is an enduring classic style," says Donna Ida Thornton, the boutique owner-turned-designer who is partly responsible for helping denim escape any restrictive work-wear connotations and become a premium product.

As a working mother, she has seen first hand how restrictive working practices can hinder diversity.

The noise in both groups did not tend to be restrictive on work or recreational activity in the majority of patients, however, any restriction that was encountered tended to be in those with a CoC THR (p < 0.01) (Fig. 9).

This raises the potential concern that opportunities to migrate are unequally shared across communities in Egypt. 1 This implies that migration is expected to increase inequality in areas with low networks, as shown in McKenzie and Rapoport (2007). 2 They usually hold a restrictive, temporary work permit, under the kafala system.

"Over long periods, the bankers and insurers had seen restrictive covenants work in their favor," says H. Dean Benner, managing principal of Chase Investors Management, an institutional money management firm.