Sentence examples for workers the same way from inspiring English sources

"Employers need to talk to their workers the same way that unions reach out to their members," Mr. Casey said.

The Soviet Union was being ruled by a new class of Party functionaries and industrial technicians, who exploited the workers the same way the capitalists had.

Although in many simple economic models technology pairs neatly with capital and labour to produce output, in practice technological changes do not affect all workers the same way.

Under this rule, if a company has a "reasonable basis" to treat a worker as self-employed, has filed I.R.S. Form 1099 to report its payment to the worker, and has consistently treated similar workers the same way, then the company would not be required to pay more taxes or withhold taxes from the worker's paychecks.

It will require public-sector employers to treat their health-care promises to workers the same way they already handle their pension obligations: by reporting on the total size of their future commitment, instead of just this year's cost.The states are having a hard enough time meeting their pension promises.

"I treat workers with respect, and I ask that they treat me, and the clients, and other workers, the same way," said Mr. Ballen, who started out at 17 as a truck driver who moved trade-show displays around the country.

Some economists even argue that improved information can prevent workforce dropouts and "discouraged workers" in the same way that far more costly government worker retraining programs can.

JSJ carried out the capital settlement among workers in the same way because he was unable to pay these workers in full since subcontractors only paid basic fees for each transaction.

"In my own authority, I meet my social workers – I am sure the director in Birmingham can't get out to meet their social workers in the same way," she says.

The Mexican president has pressed the United States to begin opening the border to more Mexican workers in the same way that it has been opened to goods and services under the North American Free Trade Agreement.

The company is embarking on an attempt to manage its remaining human workers in the same way, and privacy advocates fear it could set a precedent that extends well beyond the mining industry.