Sentence examples for workers in this case from inspiring English sources
VERIZON is another company whose workers — in this case, retirees — are active in proxy matters.
The workers in this case will get from $122 to, for one steamfitter, $130,000, Mr. Hevesi's office said.
True to form, French workers, in this case for S.N.C.F., the rail network, declined to pause a strike that had begun before the ash arrived, volcano be damned.
The absence of crimson robes and wigs makes it less intimidating for youngsters facing serious criminal charges and the assistance of four social workers in this case guided the boys through complex proceeedings.
The Dardennes brothers are represented in the current series by their first feature, "La Promesse," which shares with "From the Branches" a concern with the fate of displaced workers, in this case a laborer from Africa whose injury at the site where he had been working illegally forces a moral crisis his employer's teenage son.
These results add to a growing body of evidence that employers have an ability to engage in wage discrimination, paying lower relative wages to groups with lower wage elasticity female workers in this case.
A UK social startup, Yubl is another app with an emphasis on groups: friends, not co-workers in this case.
Hassan reverted to the job he had before leaving Pakistan, as a social worker, in this case with an NGO created to assist Muslims in his community to respond to the 9/11 backlash.
Other studies have reported similar results where the advice of a health worker, in this case midwife positively affected adherence to iron supplementation among women of reproductive age [ 27] and among pregnant women [ 28].
A more constructive act of solidarity emerged the next morning over another pertinent issue in the region: migrant workers' rights, in this case for the new Guggenheim in Abu Dhabi, designed by Frank Gehry.
Firms with recruiting difficulties are also more likely to assign a high importance on recruiting foreign skilled workers, however, in this case, to a larger degree for internationalized than for domestic firms.
