Sentence examples for under workplace from inspiring English sources

Thereby, REACH supports duties of employers under workplace legislation by improving for example the employers' risk assessment with additional information.

As necessary for an application under workplace conditions the limitations of the sensor sensitivity imposed by the environment are investigated, i.e., the influences of temperature, relative humidity, and pressure on the sensor are measured.

In the context of workplace legislation, the definition of hazardous substances is wider than the scope of REACH and comprises substances classified according to the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) legislation and those that do not meet the CLP classification criteria but may be a hazard under workplace circumstances [7].

We can happily fight for issues such as how textbooks and standards address evolution and climate change, but a major problem facing science education today is putting well-qualified teachers in front of students, under workplace conditions where those teachers want to stay and build their expertise.

Concentrations below the BAT value usually do not affect the health of employees under workplace conditions [ 44].

Taken together, the findings are of sufficient significance to warrant further studies to evaluate the systemic effects of SWCNT under workplace or environmental exposure paradigms.

Under new workplace rules imposed by the Bush administration this year, the company's injury rates will be cut in half, Honda adds.

In the case of Cheryl Perich, a teacher fired by a church-run school, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that the Constitution's protection of religious freedom bars her from suing the church under federal workplace discrimination law.

One of the changes sought by Toyota is to reduce the 21-day Christmas break taken under the workplace agreement covering its Altona assembly plant in Melbourne's western suburbs.

While it recommends more traditionally skilled workers those in the nursing, emergency, and police sectors keep their penalty rates under the workplace relations system, the report calls for hospitality and retail workers to have weekend and public holiday rates cut.

In deriving the recommendations in this article, we took note of a body of literature that establishes the potential for adverse health effects at blood lead concentrations or exposure levels permissible under current workplace regulations established in the 1970s by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHAA).