Sentence examples for worker replacement from inspiring English sources

Probably, for the average worker, replacement rates would have to range between 50 and 70percentt of covered earnings while the duration ranges between 3 and 6 months.

These new workers enter the model environment based on the probability of STEM or Non-STEM worker replacement at NASA in 2005 using OPM data-sets.

As workers depart the model, new workers are randomly introduced to the agent environment based on NASA 2005 STEM and Non-STEM age-group worker replacement rates [6].

To pursue a policy of worker replacement today, under the guise of worker shortages, is to assure that in the future those shortages become real.

An Alzheimer's Association report estimates that Alzheimer's disease costs American businesses more than $US61 billion a year, of which $US24.6 billion covers Alzheimer's disease healthcare and $US36.5 billion covers costs related to caregivers, including lost productivity, absenteeism, and worker replacement (Koppel 2002).

Mr. Hojnacki said his yearly compensation expenses include $850,000 to cover medical expenses for current workers, replacement wages for those workers and state assessments to finance the comp system.

Presumably firms managed, even in the presence of high wage rigidity, to lower their average cost per employee by workers' replacement and wage renegotiation.1.

In the negative side, Krueger and Mas (2004) argue that after the management of Firestone demanded concessions from the workers and hired replacement workers during a strike, the workers responded by sabotaging the products which resulted in 271 fatalities.

Striking workers said the replacement workers were unfamiliar with the equipment.

Firestone's unionized workers point at replacement workers who made tires in Decatur, Ill., during a labor dispute from 1994 to 1996, when tire quality appears to have been worst of all.

Haro says that hotel employers also use agency workers as replacement labour - a "divide and rule" tactic against unionsation.