Sentence examples for workers to reflect from inspiring English sources

He found "no evidence that pay is lower for public sector workers to reflect higher levels of pension provision".

Rao et al. show that a reward scheme that informs workers that they will be paid if their outputs are similar to the majority motivates workers to reflect more on what other workers would choose.

However, Lord Hutton, in his influential report on public sector pensions, says that there is no evidence that pay is lower for public sector workers to reflect higher levels of pension provision.

Given the uncertainty regarding the salaries policy, a sensitivity analysis was performed, altering assumptions on salary increases for different levels and categories of workers, to reflect the different salary policy options in negotiation [ 19].

Therefore, they were trained in challenging the workers to reflect on the feasibility of solutions and how to present themselves as a source of support for the worker: not by taking over responsibilities but by strengthening the workers' autonomy.

Increasing the awareness of gendered feminine and masculine notions that can compromise the health of the families is important for enabling couples to make informed choices in relation to sexuality, and for creating opportunities for health workers to reflect on their own perspectives and uncertainties as part of both the traditional and medical discourses.

All of this has lead me as a professional social worker to reflect on why it so difficult for us as a society to hear the lived truth of victims of sexual violence?

Concentrating on a single vessel type helped to boost productivity, as the yard refined its production methods and rejigged workers' pay to reflect qualifications and experience.Szczecin also sorted out its finances, haggling with its bankers to delay repayment of $150m of debt.

Wherever possible, female and male health workers were selected to reflect the proportion of men and women believed to be in the population of Rwandan health workers (i.e. seven female and three male, yielding a stratified sample).

But raising the retirement age for public-sector workers in order to reflect increased life expectancy would be a start.

The British Association of Adoption and Fostering (Baaf) has just begun running workshops offering small groups of social workers the chance to reflect on their own thoughts and feelings about the huge responsibility involved in making a match.