Sentence examples for workers capacity from inspiring English sources

Workers' capacity to execute will become a choke point if the programs are not prioritized and sequenced.

Back in the mists of time when Labour was last in power, workers' capacity to produce was held to be something governments could do something about.

Globalization and technological changes have made it easier to find and publicize instances of forced labor, child labor, poor working conditions and limits on workers' capacity to organize and bargain.

Causes of occupational accident are found either in the workers' capacity to handle hazardous situations, or in external causes, like very long working hours, dangerous machines and the increased pressures of work and speed of production.

Every day in my own work, I witness workers' capacity to move toward a confident self-model as we apply empathy, understanding and self-discovery tools to reverse the onset of more serious mental health disorders.

Hence, we utilize the number of permanent full-time workers, capacity utilization, annual employment growth, annual labor productivity growth, proportion of total sales that are exported directly and proportion of total sales that are exported indirectly, in order to see whether the proportion of private foreign ownership in a firm is the effect.

This may be explained by improved health workers' capacities and service models implemented in rural CHS in Chongyi.

Rather than blaming health workers for health system failures, applying a strength-based approach offers new insights into health workers' capacities and identifies entry points for target actions.

Disease surveillance feedback has been described as one of the most important activities for improving health workers capacities and performance [ 28].

Given that various structural and relational processes shape health workers' capacities to access resources, we analyze the means, processes and mechanisms that facilitate or constrain their access.

Our study illustrates that applying the holistic and strength-based workhood concept to explore health workers' performance, allows for a better understanding of health workers' capacities to access and mobilize resources.