Sentence examples for standards of workplace from inspiring English sources

The company said it's confident its subsidiary operates the mine according to international standards of workplace conditions, health, safety and human rights.

Several major western firms have now signed up to a legally binding accord agreed by local labour organisations that aims to ensure basic standards of workplace safety in the 5,000 or more garment factories in Bangladesh after widespread criticism of international firms working with local garment producers in one of Asia's poorest countries.

We apply technologies of the self to our own selves, and measure our worth by the standards of the workplace.

Based on various company-led and third party audits, the Bisha Mine has adhered at all times to international standards of governance, workplace conditions, and health and safety.

"What's more, around 6 million people are not covered by the standard suite of workplace rights," he said.

Businesses weighed the risks of hiring autistic students who might not automatically grasp standard rules of workplace behavior.

The report, posted late Thursday night, is the latest installment in the company's annual assessment of how well its suppliers are complying with Apple's code of conduct, which dictates standards for workplace safety and other labor conditions.

Be sure that your clothing is neat, ironed if appropriate for the fabric, adjusted to the standard of the workplace you're hoping to join, tucked in where needed (and nothing hanging out that shouldn't be) and that your hair is one hundred percent dry (wet hair suggests you only just made it out the door).

It wasn't until December of 1970 that President Nixon signed the Occupational Safety and Health Act, providing basic standards for workplace safety.

Sexual abuse and systematic theft occur at the highest levels of the industry, and because models are considered to be "independent contractors", the rule of law in terms of workplace standards does not exist.

Others felt sympathy for Apple, which has seemed to endure a lot of negative press recently, including The New York Times's coverage of workplace standards in Chinese factories where iPhones and iPads are made.