Sentence examples for workers promotion from inspiring English sources
It is plausible that differences in the training processes within the firm generate differences in workers' promotion opportunities to reach better contracts.
The plaintiffs said that supervisors at Mitsubishi's plant denied black workers promotions and transfers.
Walmart recently garnered headlines for denying thousands of longtime workers promotions to full-time status on account of that damned Obamacare.
Vines is the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit accusing Covelli of denying African-American workers promotions because of their race and forcing them to work in a racially segregated environment.
Chronic fatigue syndrome provides a status defense (conspicuous excess capacity) for workers denied promotion.
The campaigns combined educational sessions for healthcare workers (HCWs), promotion of alcohol-based hand rubs, patient awareness and audits with performance feedback.
Activities include: humanitarian interventions; training and exchange programmes for health workers; heath promotion projects; provision of free healthcare in Italy to patients (mainly children) from developing countries.
These front line health workers, health promotion agents or community organizers establish links with municipalities in the territories as part of their work.
Specific information raised by health workers on promotion, training and supervision was investigated further in in-depth interviewers with the relevant District Medical Officer (DMO) with a view to confirming factual issues and to discussing constraints from a management perspective.
Trust building has been named as a key aspect of relationships in the health sector that ultimately determines the effectiveness of health workers in promotion of behaviour change and health improvement practices (Gold 2010; Sanchez et al. 2012).
The FLESH study (Functional Labour Evaluation for Sustained Health and employment) was developed to evaluate a comprehensive workers' health promotion program on its effectiveness, cost-benefit, and process of the intervention.
