Sentence examples for termination of workers from inspiring English sources

So-called restructurings can be engineered to justify the termination of workers who might otherwise have been protected under federal civil rights laws.

As Labor Secretary Ople was instrumental in the framing of the Labor Code of the Philippines, which codified the labor laws of the country and introduced innovations such as prohibiting the termination of workers without legal cause.

Predictably, this all led to bankruptcy, in 2006, and the company's dissolution was accompanied, Wayland-Smith writes, by the termination of one of its workers' pension plans.

On Friday the Labor Department reported that payrolls in July fell by 131,000 due to the termination of 143,000 government census workers, while state and local government employment fell by 48,000.

Let other people worry about capital transfers, stock prices and the sadly inevitable layoffs of workers and contract terminations for musicians.

Successful examples include reductions in lung cancer and mesothelioma following bans on asbestos, reductions in bladder cancer after elimination of aniline dyes, reductions in leukemia following imposition of controls on benzene, and termination of hepatic angiosarcoma in chemical workers following introduction of closed-circuit technology for vinyl chloride polymerization (Christiani 2011).

Since the duration of fixed-term contracts is relatively short and their termination has no cost, firms can use the turnover of workers on fixed-term contracts to adjust their wage bills by hiring new employees at lower wages.

Even though workers in unionized companies make more money, have better benefits, and are protected from arbitrary termination, in about half of the elections the majority of workers vote against having a union.

Whether tenure laws, anti-discrimination laws, human resources rules, lawsuits, or other institutions, safety from job termination is arguably one of the most fought after rights of workers over the past two centuries of development.

This could result in the termination of jobs for the 700 striking workers, who are demanding the recognition of a newly formed union.

The charge will cover severance pay for laid-off workers and the termination of leases on buildings that seemed necessary only one year ago, when revenues were growing as much as 60percentt.