Sentence examples for which protects workers from inspiring English sources

#Tories would sooner scrap all legislation which protects workers.

Part of the law, which protects workers from retaliation by employers, could go into effect this summer.

This means, for example, that the government will consider the possibility of reforming article 18 of the 1970 workers statute, which protects workers by preventing companies with more than 15 employees from firing people without just cause.

The E.P.A. measured asbestos by weight, but the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which protects workers, used what it felt was a better standard -- the number of fibers released into the air.

France, for example, learned something from Denmark's "flexicurity" model — combining flexibility and security — which protects workers rather than jobs by making it easier to fire employees but providing generous benefits and retraining.

The question is whether the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, which protects workers beginning at age 40, prohibits only overtly discriminatory treatment, or whether it applies more broadly to prohibit policies that appear to be neutral but that fall more harshly on older workers.

Perhaps the EU's greatest contribution to the NHS has been the minimum standards on employment rights and health and safety at work, which protect workers through the European Working Time Directive.

"We have asked the government to temporarily suspend sending Indonesian workers overseas, especially countries which refuse to sign an agreement which protects our workers' rights," he said.

This situation, together with the increased potential for chronic disease, decreases the safety margin which protects the worker against injury and work-related disease [ 13].

One model would be the Farm Labor Organizing Committee's guest worker union, which protects migrant agricultural workers on some North Carolina farms.

Mrs. Clinton, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, also called for expanding the Federal Family and Medical Leave Act, which protects the jobs of workers who take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave.