Sentence examples for terms of workers from inspiring English sources

But there has been no lessening of coverage for terrorism in terms of workers' compensation insurance.

Sociologist Adam Reich's project "OUR Walmart" focuses on some of these perplexities in terms of workers, wages, mobilization, and decision-making within a global retail corporation.

"We have carried out a peaceful social revolution over the past 12 years to diminish longstanding social inequality in Brazil," tweeted Rousseff in a reference to the three consecutive terms of Workers' party presidents.

Amazon may be responsible for closing down independent bookshops across the UK, and may have a shocking record in terms of workers' wages and conditions, but for a book buyer, it's cheap, reliable, fast and we all know how to use it.

The government has clearly decided we will be leaving the customs union and single market, but he had not a word to say on the practical consequences of doing either of these things – what exactly will they mean in terms of workers' rights?

"The Young Workers Centre is planning to work with schools in Victoria, to talk to students in year 10 or 11 before they even start university, to get them to be aware that it's good to get a job but there are things to look out for in terms of workers' rights," she said.

Job satisfaction, in terms of worker's satisfaction, is one of the intensively studied areas in human resource and management.

I think steps the Obama administration was taking in terms of worker protections, safety enforcement, wage and overtime laws, and so on were important.

In the years 1979 to 2007, Britain's productivity expanded at an average annual rate of 2.3% in terms of worker output per hour, helping to drive rising living standards.

(See my colleague Peter Whoriskey's wonderful piece about Dean Foods in last Sunday's Post). After years of criticism, they have decided that the higher pay is worth whatever cost it carries in terms of worker disenchantment and public disapprobation.

* The modernization of the mid-1980's - which resulted in plant closings, layoffs and the infusion of technologically advanced machinery -has resulted in making the American textile industry one of the most productive industries in the world in terms of worker output.