Sentence examples for wise employers from inspiring English sources

Avoiding lawsuits should be reason enough to provide accommodations, but wise employers will provide lactation breaks and space for other reasons too.

The wise employers, the ones who see possibility for change and innovation where others only see an abysmal Dow, will give the (young) people what they want -- the ability to grow, to be given difficult, meaningful tasks and to be entrusted to do them where and when they want.

A wise employer would conclude that it's a cheap way to make a good worker happy.

London is a sophisticated choice for art and media subjects especially, and employers are wise to this.

It appears employers are wising up to the significance of sleep.

But employers are wising up.

But the joke about the chauffeur who is wiser than his employer belongs to a period in which other comedies, including JM Barrie's The Admirable Crichton, pointed up the helpless dependency of the rich.

"Employers are penny wise and pound foolish to eliminate paid sick leave," said Lynne Sarikas, director, of the MBA Career Center at Northeastern University.

Price thinks that students have become wiser to the needs of employers.

On Monday morning, Mr. Meyers was on stage at the Hilton Hotel ballroom for his main employer, NBC, cracking wise at his "Weekend Update" desk from "Saturday Night Live".

And employers have finally wised up to the fact that women want and can have big jobs with big titles and children.