Sentence examples for unproductive workers from inspiring English sources

But unproductive workers are adults — not 5-year-olds.

Artificially inflating the wages of relatively unproductive workers will only hasten outsourcing.

He talks like a conservative reformer, aspiring to a "state under liposuction", stripped of unproductive workers.

Surplus capacity is deadly for carmakers, because they must continue to pay for upkeep and the salaries of unproductive workers.

That makes it harder for executives to shrug off the act as an unfortunate but necessary purging of unproductive workers.

The Lib Dems rejected Mr Beecroft's boldest idea giving employers the right to sack unproductive workers with compensation but without giving a reason.

In another instance, Ms. Pallini said Italian labor laws allowed an unproductive worker to exercise his option of working three years beyond retirement age, even though the employee was slow and unable to operate some crucial machinery.

Because of the "unemployment shock", it now pays for firms to dismiss a relatively unproductive worker, pay the search costs and hire a new, more productive, one as average search duration (from the firms' perspective) has fallen to a sufficient extent for such a behavior to pay off.

Leaving policies up to the discretion of employers is problematic, though, because sometimes all they see is an unproductive worker instead of a new mom or dad who needs workplace flexibility.

And a miserable knowledge worker is an unproductive knowledge worker.

Yet big firms already have too many overpaid and unproductive regular workers, Robert Feldman at Morgan Stanley points out.