Sentence examples for worker expectations from inspiring English sources

The problem is not that worker expectations are too high, but how workers define happiness.

Because when it comes to "economic rights," worker expectations have not only been dramatically lowered, they are dangerously close to entering a state of free-fall.

It was a company, initially isolated in the Ozarks, in which worker expectations and executive decisions were based not on an effort to "constitutionalize" the world of work, but to make it a site of sociability, evangelical self-sacrifice, patriarchal authority, and visceral hostility to unions and to government regulation of wages or work practices.

It was not just that the union movement went into decline or that corporate executives wanted to get out from under what they considered a stifling set of work rules and fringe benefit obligations, but that worker expectations shifted rapidly in the decade that followed the onset of the great stagflation in 1973.

The likely reasons for the high stated satisfaction include community appreciation, health worker expectations, and organizational structure [ 21, 30, 31].

Second, our dataset did not include information on many other potential determinants of health worker motivation such as worker values, work ethics, job preferences, and worker expectations.

They all must devise policies and institutions that can meet workers' expectations and enhance productivity.

Even deregulation and the breakup of AT&T did not immediately shake workers' expectations for retirement.

Analysts and investment bankers say the workers' expectations are unrealistic, and ultimately side with LTV's management.

Industrial wages have been climbing steeply in the export zones of China's coastal provinces, but workers' expectations have been rising even more steeply.

The economy will recover its equilibrium only when workers' expectations are fulfilled, prices turn out as anticipated, and they no longer sell their labour under false pretences.