"Line managers who pressure staff into working unreasonably long working hours should be held to account by their employer.
The MPAA tried to remove the fair-use provision in the treaty, preferring other existing rules which stipulate that "special cases" should not affect "normal exploitation" of a work, or "unreasonably prejudice" the owner's interest.
MPs are conducting an inquiry into how the principle of "one country, two systems" is working; not unreasonably, they wanted to judge for themselves.
Although there is no question that wool has the capability to adsorb formaldehyde, recent work refers to unreasonably high indoor concentrations of 1 ppm.
"Perform an unreasonably dangerous work task or lose your job; work injured or lose your job; lie to OSHA or lose your job; lie to environmental regulators or lose your job; forego filing workers compensation claims or lose your job".
The United Kingdom's law on moral rights has been criticised for failing to correctly implement the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, and for being unreasonably narrow in the types of creative works it covers.
A taxi driver in Bad Hersfeld, who did not want to be quoted by name because a close relative is still employed by Amazon, said he had worked as a picker one Christmas season and found the work demanding but not unreasonably so.
Almost half (43%) of the 1,843 respondents to the survey by the Guardian's Healthcare Professionals Network said they felt unreasonably stressed at work most or all of the time.
The kind of thing you can enjoy, once you've got over the idea of Daddy being the quintessence of evil…" After Rock'n'Roll, his second Stoppard play, for which he won an Olivier award in 2006, Sewell not unreasonably expected more work offers to come his way.
Physicians, regardless of gender, are increasingly (and not unreasonably) seeking a work environment that provides this balance, without compromising the quality of care they provide to their patients [ 45].
