Sentence examples for true employer from inspiring English sources

In April 2010, the bankers lost a key point: a judge threw out the claim that their true employer was in the British Virgin Islands.

Manning somebody who is a traitor who has no loyalty to this country or the flag and wanted to systematically harvest and download as much information as possible for his true employer, WikiLeaks?" Mr. Coombs asked, summarizing the prosecution's contention.

This would indicate that Web Yoga, rather than the university, was the true employer.

He praised the episode for being a perfect example of serialized television, and thought that Elsa's double cross to be "very reminiscent of Vesper Lynd and her true employer in Casino Royale".

The true employer imposes ever-worsening conditions on workers, and then hides behind the fiction that they are someone else's employee, or blames the pressure of the stock market.

Coombs asked in his closing statement whether the evidence showed, as the prosecution had it, that Manning was "a traitor, had no loyalty to this country or the flag and wanted to systematically harvest and download as much information as possible for his true employer, WikiLeaks".

The problem with many so-called casual working relationships is that the employer uses this label to try to disguise what is really a true employer-employee relationship".

True, employers are pushing through measures like pay freezes that were once unthinkable, and this should reduce job losses.

True, most employers add a matching contribution of around 3 percent to comply with federal requirements, but the rate does not rise in full step with the employee escalation.

While it is true that employers are investing more in intern programmes, there are twice as many graduate jobs than there are internships.

While it is true that employers might gain a short-term advantage if contributions were lowered, it is much less certain that this gain would be sustained in the long run.