Sentence examples for standards of work from inspiring English sources

It paints an alarming picture of noisy and disruptive pupils, who are often "over-praised for mediocre standards of work and behaviour".

As mobility and collaboration become standards of work, however, the design and function of things like document creation and sharing are changing too.

The alternative, Blunkett says, would have been more illegal immigration, which would have had a far more negative impact on pay rates and standards of work.

Families earning between $170,000 and $250,000 will get back 50% of their childcare costs, as long as they meet minimum standards of work, training or employment.

But in an ungraded school would students really acquire the skills and standards of work that the world pre sumably is going to demand from them one day?

It's one of Without Walls' commissions, which push up standards of work in this country, with others including Wired Aerial's Tango, Prodigal Theatre's Urban Playground, Motionhouse's Underground and Gulliver's Boom Box, a collaboration between Walk the Plank and Company Fierce.

In accordance with its mission to defend the rights and improve the living standards of working persons, Rengō established the Research Institute for Advancement of Living Standards, a labour-related think tank, and the Japan International Labour Foundation.

"As the UK prepares to leave the European Union, the first priority now is to protect jobs and defend the living standards of working people," she said.

"But on the big issues that will determine whether the U.S. is prosperous and whether we improve the living standards of working people, I think he's right".

If the living standards of working people increase, then they are either hit with a whopping big increase in rent or are forced to leave their own homes.

John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, said the figures revealed "the Tories' total failure to improve the living standards of working families".