Sentence examples for workers details from inspiring English sources
As the university's contracts with food service providers come under scrutiny, a survey of cafeteria workers details injuries and poor labor practices.
The section on National Fellowship of Indian Workers details information on the organization, which was formed to promote the interest of missionaries and all those engaged in the education and civilization of Native Americans.
The government said on Monday that new workplace rules would increase fines for employers which deliberately victimise their staff, and give workers details of their rights on the first day in their job.
Spirometry revealed no functional deficits in any of the workers; details were not reported.
In the quiet of the evening, a group of government workers detailed a litany of grievances against a centralised system they see as overbearing, corrupt and undemocratic.
Names of hundreds of other career workers; Defense Department, State Department and CIA workers detailed to the White House; employees on Congress's payroll; and some employees not on the September payroll have been omitted, as have those of White House staff members paid less than $25,000.
On Friday, in a sign of lingering uncertainty over the emergency spending bill, officials at the state's major agencies began circulating instructions to some of the state's roughly 200,000 workers detailing how to manage a shutdown.
One of the workers detailed that with his now four-hour commute to get to and from work, coupled with his meaningfully long shifts, he's been unable to see his daughter for weeks.
Westgate Resorts CEO David Siegel sent an email to his workers detailing how Obama's policies would "threaten" their jobs.
Workers detail horrifying stories of sexual advances and inappropriate behavior in a video produced by the activist group Fight for 15.
The film depicts emotional workers detailing the changes that took place at their plant, and decrying the unfairness of Kravis earning more in an hour than they do in a year (and -- salt on the wound -- paying a lower tax rate on that income).
