Sentence examples for workers beforehand from inspiring English sources

But unions argue that, far from protecting workers, they leave huge scope for employers to delay the vote and to intimidate workers beforehand.

To keep the analysis manageable only two groups of workers of (beforehand) unknown size were assumed: one group that merely received external natural radiation, and one that was additionally exposed to x-rays.

Ford didn't take the change as a matter of faith; he tested worker productivity beforehand.

There were more than 75 empty seats at Mr. Ashcroft's speech, so many that hotel workers cleared away a few rows beforehand.

The bill would require employers in affected industries with 500 employees or more to inform workers of their schedules one week beforehand.

However, such injuries can be avoided if the workers and plant manager assess the risks beforehand and install safety features or cautionary signs as applicable.

As Eusebio Unzue, the manager of Arroyo's Caisse d'Epargne team from Spain, told the VeloNews Web site beforehand: "David is a brilliant worker, but he is a second-line rider fighting against the first-class captains.

A spokesman for Next said that if Bryant had taken the trouble to contact the firm beforehand, it could have told him that "agency workers from Poland cost us exactly the same as local agency workers and our existing employees.

Employees can go to any doctor in the network without obtaining permission beforehand, and employers pay only when their workers use medical services.

His mother thought that social workers had opportunities to see what the situation was beforehand, and failed to save the boy.

The duration of the order is not fixed beforehand, but depends on the number of workers (intensity) with which it is executed.