Sentence examples for workers matters from inspiring English sources
The relative cost of different types of workers matters for firms as they choose how to deploy new technologies.The road to HALThe incentives facing firms may also be changing, according to Daron Acemoglu of MIT, Gino Gancia of the Centre de Recerca en Economia Internacional in Barcelona and Fabrizio Zilibotti of the University of Zurich.
The frustration of factory workers matters to Guangdong, which wants to keep migrants coming to the province to keep its factories growing.
Griping public-sector workers matter because there are a lot of them and they are one of the main groups of voters to have turned away from Labour since the 1997 landslide.
Most importantly Systems Changers is our way of saying that the voices of frontline workers matter.
She worked closely with Jane Addams and other Chicago welfare workers on matters relating to child welfare.
That leaves other leftists fuming: hatred of America is all very well but workers' solidarity matters too.
So far, he has made only small changes, such as ending commando-style raids on factories suspected of hiring illegal workers; other matters have demanded his attention.
Establishing that a parent may owe a duty of care to its subsidiaries' workers moves matters on.This worries some, who fear that multinationals will think twice about incorporating in Britain.
"It was the sheer number of claims that really started to get the attention of certainly the Bengals and, I think, of other clubs as well; it became an extreme cost," said Sam Duran, a lawyer based in Cincinnati who represents the Bengals in workers' compensation matters.
One explanation is that it is not only the aggression performed by workers that matters, but also the aggression they receive.
