Sentence examples for rigid work from inspiring English sources

Poland stands out in Europe for having particularly rigid work arrangements in terms of low part-time employment and inflexibility of working hours (Table  1).

We were not tied to the more rigid work that's associated with packaged goods".

Largely because of rigid work rules and high taxes, job growth has consistently lagged behind economic growth.

He maintains a rigid work discipline, travelling from his Knightsbridge home to start writing in his office at 10am.

And the car has been built in a social setting of petty corruption, rigid work practices, clientelistic politics and the demand for favours.

In the postwar years, labor unions became greedy and rewarded themselves with feather-bedding and rigid work rules — turning much of the public against them.

The opposite of flexible is not full-time working, it's rigid working – and that's not for good for anyone.

Rigid working practices make combining the two impossible or unpleasant.

It is often rigid working patterns that prevent women from moving into senior management positions: "presenteeism" can restrict the balance between work and childcare priorities.

The results demonstrate that the coupling thermal/structural analysis is a powerful tool applied to heavy-duty cooling product design to improve the radiator thermal performance, durability and reliability under rigid working environment.

The more rigid working patterns involved in manual employment have previously been associated with greater perceived difficulty in accessing healthcare, particularly for optional, preventive health services [ 21, 58].