Sentence examples for workers permanently from inspiring English sources

The government said it would permit Fiat to lay off 2,400 workers permanently.

Democratically run, well-financed, and self-staffed, the typical enterprise union actively represents only workers "permanently" employed in the firm blue- and white-collar together and also foremen.

But the best part of this is, if you do end up hiring seasonal workers permanently, you'll already have the perfect pool of workers from which to choose.

And too much of it passed -- including "reforms" to the worker's compensation system that will have terrible effects for workers permanently disabled due to an injury on the job.

In all of these spaces, two youth workers permanently conduct activities for and with teenagers and children.

Exposure to DBCP left some of the workers permanently sterile, but three out of nine azoospermic men and three out of six oligozoospermic men in the Israeli cohort recovered some testicular function and were eventually able to father healthy offspring.

Instead, industry and government employers are now recruiting science experts on a contingency basis to complete projects, add support at times of peak demand, or simply test for a good fit before bringing in a worker permanently.

Inclusion criteria were: female, aged 25 to 53 years, office worker, permanently employed, motivated to continue working, motivated for rehabilitation, and constant or frequently occurring neck pain for more than 6 months.

Many of these workers settled permanently in the country.

In the government's latest survey of how frequently workers are permanently dismissed from their jobs, the layoff rate reached 8.7percentt of all adult jobholders, or 11.4 million men and women age 20 or older.

It would not be until 1968 that President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a bill, which went into effect in 1971, providing five three-day holiday weekends for federal workers by permanently tying them to Mondays (Veterans Day was later pulled off the list).