Sentence examples for split workers from inspiring English sources

"It's very important to be able to train quickly … if you can split workers working on different chunks of data and have them communicate and synchronize that data between nodes, it allows them to learn more efficiently".

The intent is to split workers into small sub-groups so they lose strength in numbers.

The costs would be split between workers and their employers, who would each contribute two-tenths of 1 percent of workers' wages to pay for insurance that would replace up to 66 percent of a worker's usual wages, subject to a cap of about $1,000 a week.

The benefit split between workers at Netflix is reminiscent of the one at Amazon, where hourly warehouse workers have sued the company for nickel-and-diming them over break time pay.

Furthermore, ARHOE (2013) suggests that split shift workers may sleep substantially less than comparable straight-shifters, and insufficient sleep can impair the worker's productivity and psychological well-being (Akerstedt et al. 2009).

The army and Revolutionary Guards are split, and workers and the bazaar merchants have stayed off the streets.

Resistance has mostly been heard at the ground level, from immigrants and advocates who say families are being split apart, workers frightened and exploited, the American dream dishonored.

A law passed last year will steadily raise national pension-fund premiums (which are split between workers and their employers), from 13.58% of pay then to 18.3% in 2017.

But the Walmart campaign started by UFCW has essentially split, with workers caught in the middle.

Gillibrand's Family Act would be funded by a payroll tax split between workers and employers, and provide for 12 weeks of leave for all caretakers ― not just women.

Splitting campaign workers' salaries is common practice.