Sentence examples for rewarded workers from inspiring English sources

Pension and compensation packages for workers hired after July 1 will be reduced even further, and will not include the "longevity pay" that had rewarded workers for staying on the job.

Professor Becker said that Professor Rosen also did groundbreaking work in the late 1960's by using statistics to show that physically risky occupations rewarded workers with premium wages.

While Mr. Morales, a senior executive at the huge Cuban state-owned company Cimex until 2006, acknowledged that the government did not yet have the infrastructure to organize a full-scale car market, he argued that it was most likely also reluctant to unsettle a longstanding system of privilege that rewarded workers in certain sectors.

The Soviet Union saw the peninsula transformed into a summer camp for rewarded workers and spoiled apparatchiks.

But in the past, Detroit has tended to reward workers in good times, only to demand givebacks when fortunes changed.

Some companies reward workers who report no injuries with a banquet featuring a lottery with a cash prize.

In part this may be because of a conscious decision to reward workers in vital services such as the armed forces and the police.

This is likely to make aspiring Sir Humphreys unhappy since a final-salary plan disproportionately rewards workers whose salary rises steeply at the end of their career.

Economists assume that wages move in tandem with productivity, as employers reward workers for the value of their output (minus a profit margin).

The program uses a frequent-flier model to reward workers with incentives, sometimes cash bonuses, the more they wash their hands.

John Fleming, Ford's head of global manufacturing and labor affairs, said Tuesday that the contract was meant to reward workers and improve the company's cost structure.