Sentence examples for separation of worker from inspiring English sources

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It was part of the larger scientific management movement in the early part of the 20th century that tried to increase efficiency in manufacturing through increased separation of worker roles and duties as well as through incentivized wages (see Taylorism).

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However, as separation of workers and employers after specific training would be associated with a loss for the investing firm, Becker (1962) predicts the latter to share costs and returns with trainees in order to safeguard against potential turnover.

Various proposals put forth in the Republican House fail to provide permanent legal status or even the opportunity to earn citizenship for undocumented immigrants or spouses, which would lead to long-term separation of workers from their immediate family members.

The OECD (2010) argues that these measures aim at preventing inefficient separations of workers who would have been retained in the longer-run in the absence of a temporary reduction in demand.

Ralph Neas, the group's president, said, "Two or three new justices in the mold of Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas would lead to a reversal of decades of Supreme Court precedent in civil rights, reproductive rights, privacy, separation of church and state, worker and consumer rights, environmental protection and more".

Mr. Daschle detailed Mr. Ashcroft's record -- his battle against a desegregation plan in Missouri and an equal rights amendment, his opposition to abortion, his efforts to pass numerous constitutional amendments -- and he said, "Those beliefs on civil rights, women's rights, workers' rights, separation of church and state and many other issues put him far to the right of most Americans".

Therefore, models of worker turnover must capture both workers choosing to quit firms and firms choosing to lay off workers when investigating worker separations in the context of industry fluctuations.

Firstly, it reifies the occupational structure of rural India because in social reality there is not a neat separation between agricultural workers, non-workers, and others.

The growing separation of management, production and regulation has weakened the relative bargaining power of workers in the United States.

Most departments split the assessment and support plan functions from the buying of care; a separation between social worker and purchaser.

A large part of this building ('B229') consisted of windowless laboratories; it was also unusual in having a separate technical library and a small refreshment facility to save its workers having to visit the main site library and canteen, aspects that would promote further close contact among the staff, besides a degree of separation from other workers.

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