Sentence examples for whose workplaces from inspiring English sources

We struggle enough to remove the stigma from using hearing technology and to help our clients whose workplaces refuse to accommodate their hearing loss.

A follow-up study showed that dishonest business behavior was lowest among employees who had attended schools with an honor code and whose workplaces encouraged ethical behavior.

It puts huge pressure on men to "provide" for their family: a notion that should be laughably outdated, but that I hear more and more from men whose workplaces offer so little flexibility that sharing childcare is simply not an option.

They are now used by more than 1,000 physicians, mainly in poorer neighborhoods, whose workplaces include two hospital outpatient clinics, 10 community health centers, 150 small group physician practices and one women's jail, serving a total of one million patients.

It does not apply to healthcare workers in the cities of Long Beach or Pasadena, whose workplaces fall under separate health jurisdictions. .

The committee heard from hundreds of women whose workplaces required everything from skirts above the knee, lipstick, nail polish, hair not showing any visible roots from dyeing, jewellery, and just plain and non-specific "sexy".

Now that he is a prodigious slugger whose workplace is a $1.5 billion palace, Rodriguez is no less immune to a home run drought.

Since winning her sexual-harassment lawsuit against the men who run the Knicks, Anucha Browne Sanders has talked to Anita Hill, been feted by Billie Jean King and galvanized women who are not famous but whose workplace horror stories are familiar.

Other Filipinos, whose workplace and residence were far from the conflict zones, refused to heed the calls for mandatory repatriation.

Physicians whose workplace banned both meetings with PRs and gifts were less likely to receive stationery.

The respondents who reported that their workplace encourages active travel were significantly less likely to drive to work (49%), compared with those whose workplace did not encourage active travel to work (73%), with an adjusted odds ratio (AOR) of 0.41 (95% CI 0.23-0.73) and adjustedted P = 0.002.