Sentence examples for workers to adopt from inspiring English sources

As the growth of information increases, it can lead to information overload and affect the ability of healthcare workers to adopt useful knowledge for their practice.

Recent studies have shown the urgency for future engineers and knowledge workers to adopt new teaching curricula in order to cope with the increasing industrial requirements.

Recent studies have pointed out the urgent need for future engineers and knowledge workers to adopt teaching curricula in order to be prepared to cope with the increasing industrial requirements of the factories of the future.

The Poor Law's increasing stinginess led skilled manual workers to adopt self-help strategies, but this was not a feasible option for low-skilled workers, many of whom continued to rely on the Poor Law into old age.

Employers are using financial carrots and sticks to get workers to adopt healthy lifestyles, in an effort to improve well-being and lower health costs, a new report on employer health benefits finds.

This is fine, except that the so-called squeegee strike took place in New York in 1935, after transit managers ordered workers to adopt a 14-inch squeegee instead of the favored 10-incher.

The real aim is to pull a Slack — get individuals within larger organizations hooked, have them convince a few friends and co-workers to adopt it, and once everyone's reliant on it for work, get management to pay up for a team, business, or corporate plan.

Another option for obtaining breaks from sitting is to offer the computer user a workstation allowing changes between seated and standing working postures, and encourage the use of this opportunity, both by securing easy adjustment of the workstation and by educating and motivating the worker to adopt a working technique with regular switches between seated and standing.

The experienced workers tended to adopt a consistently deep squat at lower heights (≤50 cm) and a more erect posture with stiffened arms at higher heights (≥70 cm), resulting in lower L4/L5 disc compression forces and shoulder moments than in novices, respectively.

Where is the Eliseo that challenged the status quo by holding pray-ins at Chicago supermarkets over the conditions for laborers who picked grapes, or the leader who urged the AFL-CIO, despite their (unsubstantiated) concern that immigrants take workers' jobs, to adopt the position of legal status for undocumented immigrants as a tenet of its platform?

The results suggest that in current practice, unless there are obvious signs of sexual violence, the majority of healthcare workers prefers to adopt an open, but passive attitude.