Sentence examples for workers mandates from inspiring English sources

We believe that hygiene promotion should be a part of health care workers' mandates, and that all households should have the water and soap they need to wash their hands, dishes and all the other things we all desire to keep clean.

Because the foreign factories are largely non-union, they do not shoulder the cost of generous health care benefits for blue-collar workers mandated under United Automobile Workers labor contracts.

Although critics may view this as inappropriate inducement, contextualized to the resource-limited setting; the provision of basic healthcare services while conducting research is an ethical obligation of all health workers mandated by local authorities.

As a result, the community health workers' mandate has been broadened to use diagnostics such as rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) for malaria and respiratory timers for pneumonia and treat febrile children with antimalarials, antibiotics, and oral rehydration salt with zinc tablets (ORS/Zinc) accordingly.

For example, Thailand's 100% Condom Use Programme, which provides outreach to sex workers and mandates condom use in all sex establishments, has increased access to STI services and enabled sex workers to demand condom use.

As a result, more layoffs will soon be in the offing, Mr. Rowland reiterated today, even as the last of the unionized state workers receive mandated pay raises this week.

It also sets out clear rules for families that hire care workers directly, mandating the minimum wage and overtime pay during workhours, but allowing for unpaid hours that caregivers spend sleeping or on breaks.

In passing Section 1706 in 1986, Congress singled out the programmers, engineers, analysts and many other technical workers by mandating that staffing firms no longer be protected by Section 530's safe haven.

Firms increase the demand for formal employees (workers receiving mandated benefits) and reduce the demand for informal employees (workers with no benefits).

The suit alleges that Walmart, Labor Ready Midwest, and QPS Employment Group violated federal and state laws by denying workers legally mandated overtime pay and in some cases, paying them less than minimum wage for hours worked.

The coalition that opposes mandating all employers to use E-Verify notes that it "is not a silver bullet to catch unauthorized workers; instead mandating its use will only push employers and workers further into the underground economy, as paying workers cash or misclassifying the workers is the simplest way of not complying with the bill's mandate".