Sentence examples for work conventions from inspiring English sources

James Poniewozik of Time remarked, "Producer Greg Daniels created not a copy but an interpretation that sends up distinctly American work conventions with a tone that's more satiric and less mordant.

Regarding pregnant women at work, conventions on maternity protection of the International Labour Organization (ILO) require that a pregnant woman not be obliged to perform work that has been determined to be harmful to her health or that of her child (ILO 2000).

In Manchester a "J30: Wage rage!" protest is happening at the Welfare to Work Convention at the Manchester Central convention centre.

He said: "The establishment of a Scottish Fair Work Convention signals a new approach to fair pay and industrial relations in Scotland.

Mr Salmond said: "One of the aims of the Fair Work Convention will be to exert greater Scottish influence over the minimum wage.

Ten years after Braithwaite, Brian Barry published Political Argument, and a few years later David Lewis' seminal work Convention came out (Barry 1965; Lewis 1969).

In a separate development, First Minister Alex Salmond announced the setting up of a Fair Work Convention, as recommended by a labour market review the Scottish government commissioned ahead of the independence referendum.

The next 15 years saw him working conventions, doing guest spots and holding studio residencies across the US and Europe, before finally setting up shop in Brighton.

But for Mr. Kennedy, who has worked conventions as a ward heeler for his brother Jack in 1960, eulogized two dead brothers and run as a candidate for president, such a silent denouement seemed difficult to conceive of.

The virtual meeting may change the mix with fewer people traveling for sales purposes and more for client work and conventions".

She suggests it's difficult because her work breaks conventions.