Sentence examples for update workplace from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration, in its latest effort to update workplace policies it says have lagged far behind the realities of Americans' lives, will require federal government contractors to provide paid sick leave to their workers.

"Especially at this moment in the country, when Congress is trying to strip overtime protections and take us backward, it is inspiring to see policymakers in Oregon take this bold measure to finally update workplace standards for the realities of today's work week," said Carrie Gleason, director of the Center for Popular Democracy's Fair Workweek initiative.

"UPS believed it was appropriate to update its workplace policies so that we can attract and retain the best workforce we can," Ross said.

The booklet suggests that businesses create a strong LGBT group, and that managers update the workplace absence management policy to ensure that those who transition can take time off to do so.

I am also supporting new legislation to update our workplace safety laws and enforcement tools to reduce the number of work related injuries and deaths.

Wrike has updated its workplace productivity application Graphite, rolling out a new minimalist user interface and also the ability to broadcast the current work in real-time.

At the F8 conference today, Facebook announced a bunch of updates to its Workplace by Facebook team communications tool, including a slew of new partnerships and new bot integrations, which all show a product that's maturing to meet the needs of larger enterprise customers.

For her, the workplace never updated beyond the 60s: "a little sexual tension in the office never hurt anyone," she wrote in 1991, when the US judge Clarence Thomas faced harassment charges.

Henson's version was a variety show; the updated version is a workplace mockumentary focused on Miss Piggy's late-night talk show, for which Kermit is the executive producer.

If the United States Congress had the sort of gender diversity that businesses around the country have, I'm confident we'd be able to update these rules of the workplace so that women would be empowered to contribute fully to their families' financial security.

Given the 'new normal' of families in the U.S. today, where only three in ten households with children had a parent home full time and two-thirds of women are either primary or co-primary breadwinners, these numbers make clear how badly our workplace policies need updating.