Sentence examples for treatment of workforce from inspiring English sources

"I made it very clear it is essential for the Qatari authorities to ensure the country complies to international standards on the treatment of workforce and to continue at full pace with the implementation of the promised measures.

"Qatar Airways' treatment of its workforce is cause for serious concern, and is currently subject to a formal complaint to the UN's international labour organisation.

Amazon Anonymous, which describes itself as a group of former Amazon customers who are "angry at the company's treatment of its workforce and its alleged tax avoidance", called on customers last Christmas to "take the Amazon Free Challenge" and buy their Christmas presents elsewhere.

The Globalisation Tapes, released in 2003, exposed the harsh treatment of the workforce by a Belgian-owned company, which included female workers being forced to spray deadly herbicides without protective clothing and the use of hired paramilitary members to threaten those who tried to protest or form a union.

He measured himself and his executive team by the company's treatment of its workforce, and he was proud that Motorola employees, who knew and referred to him simply as 'Bob', never felt the need to unionize in any of its global operations.

Foxconn is known for using robots to replace human workers wherever it can and it is also notorious for the treatment of its workforce.

Heterogeneity has also been found in the treatment of the workforce.

But its treatment of its migrant workforce is, in stark contrast to the lavish treatment of its nationals, crude and brutal.

Earlier this week the union accused GKN of "supercilious behaviour" in its treatment of the Yeovil workforce and of "throwing these highly skilled manufacturing jobs on to the funeral pyre of corporate greed".

The retailer has denied that it has failed to pay the minimum wage, while Ashley's review into the treatment of his own workforce is not expected to report for several weeks.

The protesters cited unfair working conditions and the insensitive treatment of a local workforce that's approximately 40percentt East African.