Sentence examples for sensitive workers from inspiring English sources

The main results obtained from the theoretical model are as follows: (i) the more sensitive workers' morale is to wage cuts, the more reluctant firms become to cut wages, and in such cases, firms prefer layoffs to wage cuts.

A medical observation including preemployment and periodic medical checkup for early recognition and removal of sensitive workers from their working places before development of chronic impairment should be done.

If you are still uncertain as to what to buy, ask a more sensitive worker or one closer to your boss.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration recently added a sixth drug, ecstasy, to the panel of five — marijuana; cocaine; amphetamines; phencyclidine, or PCP; and nonsynthetic opiates — that it has long required safety-sensitive workers to be tested for.

The withdrawal cheered Mr. Franken, but also left the third candidate, Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer, a college professor and peace activist, with a chance to make headway, particularly among union Democrats sensitive to workers compensation laws.

The employment-to-population ratio is less sensitive to workers endogenously exiting and re-entering the labor market while deviations from period trends addresses differences in states' historic levels of unemployment that are not fully captured by the school-leaving state fixed effects.

The secured sections of the building sit behind turnstiles so sensitive that workers have done face-plants into the glass before mastering the technique.

Its centrepiece is a hotline for victims, staffed by a culturally sensitive social worker.

For those who thought Dilbert lacked angst, here's a graphic novel examining the life of a sensitive office worker.

With an inhomogeneous workforce, the efficiency is also sensitive to worker placement.

My friend, a culturally sensitive NGO worker by trade, listened to my question.