Sentence examples for unacceptable work from inspiring English sources
In some African countries, workers are protesting when new Chinese owners apply unacceptable work practices.
She then suffered bullying by the army and was subjected to unacceptable work practices.
Nearly all New York City public school teachers received passing grades for their performance in the last academic year, though the small portion with unacceptable work continued to rise, the city said on Tuesday.
As soon as I got honest about his unsatisfactory (even unacceptable) work, however, his entire demeanor changed.
But many children are stuck in unacceptable work for children – a serious violation of their rights.
Unacceptable work ethics such as trying to conceal inadequate preparation or adopting an attitude of neglect is not usually accepted by students [ 17].
"My grandmother was a domestic worker, a housekeeper and nanny in Manhattan, and I know all too well the low wages, unacceptable working conditions, lack of insurance -- all of these prehistoric working conditions that so much of the city and this nation have moved away from".
Assuming a critical residence time within the second stage enabled us to define acceptable and unacceptable working conditions to maintain biological activity.
It also comes against the backdrop of persistent criticism of Qatar's controversial labour regime and allegations that migrant workers who constitute a majority of the Gulf state's population toil under unacceptable working and living conditions on major infrastructure projects, including ones related to the World Cup.
Another consequence is that health workers develop alternative strategies such as accepting informal payments in order to cope with unacceptable working conditions [ 10- 12].
Since this involves highly labour-intensive European manufacturing industries, it would be truly absurd if this penalisation were to benefit practices which run contrary to the principles of human rights or to benefit unacceptable working practices such as child employment or an absence of trade union protection.
