Sentence examples for workers adjust from inspiring English sources

Can drugs help night workers adjust?

Researchers have been working on cures for jet lag, and drugs to help shift workers adjust to time changes.

They note that when inflation is high firms and workers adjust their prices and wage demands often, making prices highly responsive to demand shifts.

Real estate executives said they expected the MetLife operations, and the question of how well the workers adjust to a location out of Manhattan, to keep the industry's attention focused on the area.

He said the results of the survey, which are expected to be ready and made available to schools and other work force development programs in the fall, would help workers adjust to changing labor patterns.

But a blizzard of examples, many from the federation's own newspaper, shows that unions are hamstrung by tight political control and by their mandate simply to help workers adjust to change.

Though Guangdong has maintained a double-digit rate of economic growth during the past decade, wages for migrant workers, adjusted for inflation, have fallen during the same period, according to research by the Institute of Contemporary Observation in Shenzhen.

During that same period, real income for American workers adjusted for inflation has been declining, the number of workers without medical insurance and without pensions has been increasing, and the gap in income and wealth between the rich and everyone else in America has been exponentially increasing.

In this 'wage-setting schedule', real wage accepted by workers (adjusted for trend growth in labour efficiency) varies with the unemployment rate: the higher the unemployment rate, the lower real wages will be.

In the second stage of the analysis, we use the (exponential of the) residuals of the regression as a proxy for the individual wages adjusted by individual productive attributes, discrimination and compensating differentials, to relate the task heterogeneity of each of the 100 selected occupations to wage dispersion indexes computed on the above-described proxy of workers' adjusted wages.

As is always true with big change, there has been pain along the way, as older airlines and their workers adjusted to the new rules.