Sentence examples for workers distress from inspiring English sources

Workers' distress stemmed instead from their experience of the bipartisan retraining solution: too many displaced workers were being trained for too few decent jobs.

Christine Ridout Wayland, Mass., Sept. 17, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "McCain Laboring to Hit Right Note on the Economy" (front page, Sept. 17): John McCain claims to understand American workers' distress and denounces "greed" on Wall Street.

Noelle Chesley found that increased ICT usage results in more worker distress, particularly when employees are working during non-work hours.

A spokesman for the zone, Pham Tran De, said there had been thousands of people on the building site at the time "so the number of workers in distress is not yet accurately calculated".

PRHI believes that in pursuing perfection, many of the challenges facing today's health care delivery system (eg, waste and error in the delivery of care, rising costs, frustration and shortage among clinicians and workers, financial distress, overcapacity, and lack of access to care) will be addressed.

Although Fuhu denies the allegation, one set of workers expressed distress because its team received public evaluations, with names and performance measurements posted in red pen on a wall.

Owing to such a vague definition, the prevalence of workers with distress in published studies can range from 5%to50%0%.

In a cross-sectional study of hospital workers, psychological distress was linked to "role difficulties", a composite measure that included role conflicts [ 32].

But in the case of Mr Rochas, the care-home worker, the distress of his wife and children, who face growing up without their father, was of the ordinary variety; and besides, the clemency quota had been filled already.

When companies like Massey, with over 500 health and safety citations and orders in the last year, is allowed to continue operating, workers are distressed.

The mood of uncertainty currently prevailing among many public-sector workers creates personal distress and does nothing to improve efficiency.