Sentence examples for workers subject from inspiring English sources

In November, following the Republican takeover of the House, President Obama ordered a two-year salary freeze for civilian federal workers, subject to Congressional approval.

A deal has also been done with local government workers, subject to a sign-off by Eric Pickles, the Local Government Secretary, which could be announced as soon as today.

But some forensic toxicologists say a small but significant number of the 40 million workers subject to random drug tests in transportation and other industries each year could fall below the five-milligram threshold if they simply drink a lot of water before the test or have any of several disorders, including kidney disease, sickle cell anemia and diabetes.

Of the 26,000 layoffs that DaimlerChrysler announced last month, the 12,000 hourly Chrysler workers subject to layoffs in the United States will continue to receive 95percentt of their pay, because of a clause in the company's contract with the United Auto Workers.

The number of workers subject to layoffs with a productivity below (hat {q}) is represented by (NF hat {q})).

Further evidence that age plays a role in employment comes from studies of the experiences of workers subject to plant closure.

We talk frequently here about medical workers subjecting frail, sick elders to aggressive care.

She has expertise in advising workers subjected to all forms of discrimination, harassment and victimisation, as well as equal pay issues.

"They're afraid of this movement, they want to keep their workers subjected," said Roper.

The number of retired workers subjected to examination were 61 of 208 workers who were engaged in the works of the mine and were tracked down by the work rolls.

Workers subjected to wounding via injection and CO2-treated workers forage sooner than non-injected or untreated controls, suggesting that diverse stressors can be powerful instigators of behavioral maturation [ 35, 48, 49].