Sentence examples for valued workers from inspiring English sources

When employees quit or retire, their companies may lose more than valued workers.

The onus is now on companies to make sure they keep their most valued workers, Mr. Forster said.

People are quick to say that the few Hispanic farm employees in the area are valued workers and that there is no animus in the law.

Would the city have to withhold merit raises from employees for the third year in a row, and further demoralize valued workers?

At stake, corporate executives and management consultants say, is the industrial competitiveness of companies that otherwise risk losing valued workers after spending years training them.

Assessing how changes in pay and benefits would affect the government's ability to recruit and retain valued workers was "beyond the scope of this analysis," it added.

Both cases involve claims about a valued worker with close personal relationships at the top of the party seemingly exploiting young people many rungs beneath them on the political ladder.

The principles hold, among other things, that a school is an egalitarian community and that the student is a valued worker in that community, with the teacher in the role of mentor or coach.

Even the hint that a valued worker might jump ship in a tight labor market was often enough to prompt a raise, or perhaps other perks, like stock options or a better job title.

Most PIs want you to do well, but they may perceive your increased independence as the loss of a valued worker--or, worse, as gaining a new competitor.

The guy, Philando Castile, who was killed in St . Paul he was a worker, a valued worker in a local school.