Sentence examples for situation of workers from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, a labor leader in the unemployment-ravaged western Iranian province of Hamedan warned of protests if the government did not improve the situation of workers in anticipation of the removal of subsidies.

Depending on how the single-employment contract is modelled, it is quite possible that it makes the situation of workers with short tenure even more precarious than it would be on a temporary contract.

Figure 3 above shows that 73.0% of are respondent affirmed that HR evaluation and compensation make good use of internet connection for evaluation and reward management, while 13.30% of our respondent respectively affirmed that HR have a computerised system for the evaluation of workers as well as uses a computer to record salary situation of workers.

So we're left with the bizarre situation of unionized workers with a pension being resented by nonunion workers without one.

The report examines the economic situation of food workers of every stripe -- from farmers to line cooks to slaughterhouse workers to grocery store employees to the people who drive the trucks.

The objectives of this paper are to: 1. Highlight the situation of health workers in Pacific and Asian countries to gain a better understanding of the contributing factors to health worker motivation, dissatisfaction and migration.

Sister Jeanne Devos, a Belgian-born Roman Catholic nun and national coordinator for the National Domestic Workers Movementt, has been monitoring the situation of such workers since the mid-1980s.

The hybrid situation of these workers means they are likely to have suffered a drop in pay, despite being employed by the private sector.

The BBC is demanding a full explanation from the Qatari authorities after its journalists were detained for two days while investigating the situation of migrant workers before the 2022 World Cup.

It is an understanding of the realities of the economic situation of these workers, and an understanding that someone holding down a low-paying job (or two) and scrambling to make ends meet is just not in a position to do a reasonable job of managing those funds.

With the goal of better reflecting the situation of temporary workers and extending coverage, the reform represents a remarkable step and warrants careful evaluation once fully effective.