This is why his firm pays differentials to workers transferred to high-cost areas.
Crowds gathered around a mobile water tank, chattering eagerly and tapping the pipes as government workers transferred the water to the school's tanks.
To house up to 2,000 MetLife workers transferred out of Manhattan, Brause Realty converted and added to an old factory facing the Queensboro Bridge.
We need a fresh act to restore and strengthen guarantees on terms and conditions for public sector workers transferred to the private sector, close loopholes in agency worker regulations and create statutory rules against sham self-employment.
The rapid changeover in industry from peace to war led to training schemes for semiskilled workers, for workers transferred to new jobs, and for women newly brought into industry.
Children of Foreign Service officers, the military, corporate workers transferred between different international locations — all learn these powers of observation, all learn exactly who they are but never exactly where they are.
And one of the things ministers want in return for the extra cash more private involvement in public services is particularly unpopular with the unions, who worry about the terms and conditions of workers transferred to private contractors.
By contrast, many longtime and new residents and business owners do not consider a 1,783-acre 1,783-acrea 40-story smokestack, an estimated 20 million pounds ofacilityted pollutants and 80 percent of workers transferred in as in any way fostering smart, balanced growth.
She also pointed to the benefit of increased local job opportunities for working parents, who might prefer working closer to home than in New York City and also observed that the housing market stands to gain when a portion of the workers transferred to Westchester look for houses nearby.
Once the dust settles on today's news, it may be likely that the workers transferred to STMicro and Ericsson will also be under review, as those businesses get integrated into their new parents' operations.
