Sentence examples for worker challenges from inspiring English sources

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Debra Lerner, MS, PhD, Director, Program on Health, Work and Productivity, Tufts Medical Center and Tufts University Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry, shared research she is conducting to understand the magnitude of mental illnesses' effects on employees and appropriate interventions to alleviate worker challenges.

Both the school nurse and social worker challenged existing power boundaries by approaching the research team with school-wide initiatives that they wanted to lead.

Moreover, the high retention in HCU-trained community health workers challenges the assertion that non-financial incentives are insufficient to retain community health workers (Walt et al. 1989; WHO et al. 2008), since HCU does not provide significant salaries.

Efforts should be made to understand health workers' challenges in implementing this recommendation, and the reasons why some HIV-infected women do not receive infant feeding counselling need to be explored.

The two principles clashed in 2003, when sighted massage workers challenged the prohibition before the Constitutional Court.

There are steady cases of "civil disobedience" across the country, with workers challenging the government of President Mohamed Morsi.

This follows an open letter from current and former migration centre workers, challenging the department to prosecute them under the new Act for speaking out.

Hundreds of the 1,350 workers challenged a decision to dismiss the general director, Yuri Ermilov, and replace him with Alexander Romanov, former vice president of the oil company Rosneft.

The workers challenged him and called an officer from the Port Authority police, who arrested the man on charges of criminal impersonation and false reporting, officials said.

On Wednesday at 7 30 p.m., Mr. Nelson introduces a free screening of his latest documentary, "Freedom Riders," which chronicles the perilous journey of civil rights workers challenging Jim Crow laws in the South in 1961.