Sentence examples for take up of workers from inspiring English sources

A decade since Ramsay's head chef David Dempsey fell to his death after taking alcohol and cocaine, the benevolent charity Hospitality Action still sees a healthy take up of workers seeking advice on dealing with alcoholism, drugs, bullying, stress and debt.

Some recent programs targeted to welfare recipients or low-wage workers in general have increased the take up of training and the receipt of certificates.

Qualitative feedback from CIEIS staff and staff from other organisations, and the comparatively low take-up of link workers and follow-up training from community organisations, suggest that a more intensive early detection programme for community organisations may not be feasible for EIS teams to provide without additional resources.

Mrs. Clinton, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, also called for expanding the Federal Family and Medical Leave Act, which protects the jobs of workers who take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave.

"Employers have been slow to take up the swathes of better-qualified workers, but now they are starting to wake up to the use of graduate labour".

One argument against longer unemployment benefits, namely that they decrease search intensity, is weaker in a severe recession: When vacancies are scarce relative to the pool of unemployed workers, any job not taken up by one worker (because of provision of unemployment benefits) is quickly filled by another.

Mr Sam Rainsy, a former finance minister, is well liked in Cambodia for his courageous attacks on graft in the ruling party and its other abuses and for vigorously taking up the cause of workers.He says his party's gains in this poll will provide the springboard that propels him to greater success in next year's parliamentary elections.

The process is repeated about every four inches down the mountain, and can take dozens of workers up to two days.

"It regularly takes up 80% of social workers' days," she says.

But today, gathering this information is typically done with barcodes and scanners — and scanning these codes can take up a large part of a worker's day.

Plus, my employer permits workers to take up to six months of unpaid leave.