"worker arrangement" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to the specific way in which workers or employees are organized and managed within a company, organization, or workplace. Example: The company's new worker arrangement emphasized cross-training and teamwork, resulting in increased efficiency and productivity among employees.
The landmark bill passed by the Senate last month would tighten border security, expand the highly skilled worker program and set up new guest worker arrangements for lower-skilled workers and farm laborers.
A Barclays spokesman said: "A review of Barclays temporary worker arrangements identified around 40 workers that were currently paid through PAYE but where their charges were in excess of the VAT registration threshold.
"Coffee Rites, and the Stories They Tell" (Workstation, May 19) captured a variety of workers' arrangements for the daily fix of caffeine.
In recent months, Reliance has settled a lawsuit it had filed against one of its partners in the workers' compensation arrangement.
Cash-balance plans first appeared in the late 1980's and proliferated in the 1990's, billed as a modern, worker-friendly arrangement that combined certain features of traditional pension plans with other features of 401(k) plans.
As we have few health workers, the arrangement of one-way flow with many tables for vaccination [4 stations: screening, counseling, vaccinating, recording], sessions are sometimes difficult for us.
As the two sides await the final hearings, an injunction prevents the charity from making further changes to the co-workers' living arrangements.
Today's Times suggests ministers are planning significant changes to council workers' pension arrangements – and probably to most other public sector pensions, too.
According to the report the workers living arrangements were 'subhuman... an overcrowded wooden shelter, with no beds, no adequate electricity or sanitary facilities.' In 2010 the construction site for the San Antonio Dam was closed down for two months due to abusive labour conditions, lack of training, and poor living conditions which caused a high accident rate.
The resulting fragmented workers' compensation arrangements now offered to most workers in state plans bear little resemblance to the federal program.
