Sentence examples for workers to adjust from inspiring English sources

[A9.] Layoffs at Electronic Data Systems Electronic Data Systems plans to lay off 2,000 workers to adjust to weak demand for computer and consulting services.

They advised U.S. workers to adjust, to become better educated and skillful enough to thrive in a new world of employment, where technology and the ability to process information were crucial components.

Senator Larry E. Craig, an Idaho Republican who supported that failed proposal, resurrected the plan as legislation this week, and included a provision that would allow farm workers to adjust their status over six years.

The ruling Democratic Party, which took power in September, criticized the former government's policy of letting companies hire temporary workers to adjust payroll size in line with production, and during the election campaign pledged to ban it.

The recently fragile support among investors for Electronic Data Systems frayed a bit more yesterday when the company announced that it would lay off 2,000 workers to adjust to weak demand for some of its computer and consulting services.

But T.V.A. engineers say they could use the strobe light to determine how fast the pump's shaft was turning, enabling workers to adjust its speed with a hand-cranked valve nearby.

In the lab, it may take a long time for co-workers to adjust to the news of your sexual orientation.

In the company's first year, turnover was rampant as workers struggled to adjust to the painstaking routine of assembling helicopters.

However, firms with a higher share of temporary workers managed to adjust wages more.

That would turn an unfunded public liability into millions of unfunded private liabilities an enormous strain on workers, particularly those who already fall well short of what they need for retirement.Future public workers may have to adjust their expectations as well, and to plan for a more self-directed retirement.

The Raytheon Company said yesterday that it planned to lay off about 500 workers in Massachusetts and California to adjust for the loss of a satellite contract and to improve organization.