Sentence examples for workers perception from inspiring English sources

In a study of non-union employees in the United States, the organizational psychologist Daniel Skarlicki found that workers' perception that they are being treated unfairly not only causes negative emotions but also breeds a desire for retribution.

The aim of this study was to assess the risk level of physical hazards in the hospital sector by combining workers' perception, experts' evaluation and objective measurements.

The results from contingency coefficient analysis indicated a relatively good agreement between the measured noise, illuminance and WBGT levels and the workers' perception of these factors.

Numerous studies have been published on burnout syndrome, stressors among health workers, and mobbing, among other phenomena, but data on health workers' perception of their psychological well-being are lacking.

Another study (Nickel et al. 2013) also proved that immersing the workforce in the virtual environment, without being placed in danger, increases the workers perception to risk once they are back in the real world.

The study also gathered the perspectives of local residents about sex workers, and found the workers' perception of animosity and stigma was by no means imagined.

The review found that social workers' perceptions of the case could have changed if Baby P's mother had been charged with the offence.

Workers' perceptions of their future opportunities in the labor market may affect their labor supply as much as, if not more than, their current marginal effective tax rate.

Over a longer period, the sparkle elements used did not significantly change workers' perceptions of gloom.

To identify peer workers' perceptions and experiences of barriers to implementation of peer worker roles in mental health services.

To assess nursing home physicians' and social workers' perceptions of the new Maryland Patient Plan of Care Form (PPOC).