Sentence examples for tackle workplace from inspiring English sources
The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 inspired the European Union to adopt EU-wide measures to tackle workplace discrimination against disabled people.
Another new report, on depression in the workplace across Europe, highlights how several large UK companies, including Royal Mail, Barclays, and BT, are implementing new policies to tackle workplace depression.
It aims to tackle workplace inequalities for women, disabled people and people from black and minority ethnic (BME) communities.
Staff training is recommended to tackle workplace aggression originating from patients or visitors, yet evidence on training effects is scarce.
The way to tackle workplace discrimination is not to try to change people's unconscious thoughts, but to change corporate procedures and structures.
While the momentum of a new year can be a powerful driving force, Dan Godsall, founder of wombagroup.com, a small business tackling workplace maternity and paternity discrimination, thinks it's important to view starting a business as exactly that – simply the start.
Any movement set on tackling workplace harassment, as many were quick to note, can only be successful in its aims if it expands beyond the specific concerns raised by the mostly-white, mostly-upper class women who initially — and bravely — came forward with their Weinstein stories, then their Charlie Rose stories, then their Matt Lauer stories, and so on.
Tackling workplace bullying likely helps prevent mental problems among employees.
These findings further suggest that tackling workplace bullying helps prevent mental health problems among employees.
Employees are closest to home for companies, and are at the heart of what they do: tackling workplace health should be a first priority.
From the health care sector's point of view, tackling workplace violence encountered by physicians is important given that it can lead to lower job satisfaction and increased turnover.
