Sentence examples for supervised workers from inspiring English sources

Now that the new security legislation is in place, federal authorities are preparing to assume responsibility for employing and training airport guards, a job that right now remains in the hands of undertrained and often poorly supervised workers for private security companies.

He tottered up hills there, supervised workers installing a drainage line, shored up a sagging barn with redwood beams he scavenged from his old place.

"Many can be administered by trained community health workers or shifted to other carefully supervised workers".

Similarly, a time-use study in Ghana reported that recently supervised health workers who did not feel supported by their supervisors were no more productive than unsupervised workers, while recently supervised workers who felt supported were much more productive than other workers (OR 2.37, p<0.01) (33).

Not much is known about him -- at one point, a fire destroyed company records -- except that he supervised workers who assembled harps.

This is in contrast to the full time, implicitly better remunerated, and better supervised worker proposed in Healthcare 2030.

The consequence of poorly trained or supervised poll workers has been well documented by voting rights groups.

Standing with his back to an olive grove, Dr. Nicholas Cahill, an archaeologist at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, supervised local workers digging at the Lydian city wall.

He returned home in 1955 to the Ministry of Labour, where he did a spell at the office that supervised Nigerian workers in Fernando Po, then in the colony of Spanish Guinea.

CRAE argued that a children-rights-based system "would ensure that children had access to properly trained and supervised social workers being allowed to get on with the job, including having their professional judgements for keeping children safe supported by the system".

They said the work was about research for cancer of the womb but they could have been doing anything". Although the work in the Erkennungsdienst was top secret and closely supervised, the workers were sometimes able to pass on documents and pictures to the underground in Krakow via the Auschwitz resistance.