Sentence examples for workers residential from inspiring English sources

Jane Haywood, chief executive of the Children's Workforce Development Council, added that without trained and skilled workers, residential care was tantamount to "warehousing" children.

As for the magnitude of influence of self-selection effects, self-selection seems to be more influential in knowledge-intensive workers' residential location and work location choices.

In August, fire swept through an oil workers' residential compound in the town of Khobar, killing 10 people.

In Wenzel Geissler's article on two generations of Kenyan scientific fieldworkers, the author's mapping of research institutions, changing urban textures, fieldwork circulations and health workers' residential patterns reveals a progressive fragmentation of the cityscape.

All sampling was done in the workers' residential camps and not in the workplaces, to avoid interference and/or restrictions on participation that might be imposed by employers and managers.

Questions enquire about patients' frequency of use of medications and services (e.g. district nurses, social workers, residential homes, hospices), and the cancer-related costs incurred by patients and carers (e.g. due to increased home-heating costs, and travel and time off work for hospital appointments), over the last 3 months.

Geographic maps drawn for each district were used to list all migrant worker residential areas and worksites and to define and select clusters within these sites.

Male migrant workers in each district were recruited through a two-stage systematic sampling procedure conducted in selected worksites and migrant worker residential colonies (either organized labor colonies or illegally occupied land with small, poor quality houses).

But the union, which represents 30,000 workers in residential buildings, said that the market hit bottom six months ago, and that the recession did not strike residential buildings owners in the city very hard, with rent declines in the single digits and vacancy rates remaining low.

Morton wants to make one thing clear: that some social workers and residential care workers were wonderful.

These pockets of innovation appear in all sectors – from commissioners to clinicians, social workers to residential and domiciliary care managers.