Sentence examples for workers to target from inspiring English sources

The Economic Roundtable published a report Wednesday, offering its statistical model as a way for Los Angeles County workers to target their resources early to keep people from sliding into long-term homelessness.

Premarital testing is an established, culturally accepted health initiative that presents an enormous opportunity for health workers to target and educate women regarding CC screening.

Measures of program intensity included: ratio of the program staff (peers and outreach workers) to target group (against a target of 1 50 HR-MSM and TGs) and the frequency of exposure to Avahan program services.

World Vision Ireland and World Vision Uganda conducted the baseline in preparation for the implementation of a community-based maternal and child health programme using community health workers to target changes in household health behaviour.

32 Their use could allow health care workers to target directly observed therapy and treatment counseling to patients who are failing to comply with therapy, and could therefore result in improved treatment adherence, more efficient use of staff time, and increased program cost-effectiveness.

Officers said managers' demands for high numbers of stops, searches and criminal referrals had led co-workers to target minorities in the belief that those stops were more likely to yield drugs, outstanding arrest warrants or immigration problems.

In November 2015 and March 2016 the Internal Security Department (ISD) detained 40 Bangladeshi workers planning to target Bangladeshi military and government workers.

Training of PHC workers needs to target this misperception, as well as properly addressing the concerns of PHC workers with regard to safe management of the small proportion of persons with MNS disorders who do pose a potential risk to others.

Thus there are both economic and social incentives for employers, health and safety agencies and workers' compensation authorities to target the prevention of subsequent injury and the exacerbation of existing injury among workers who have already filed and had accepted a compensation claim.

The fast food strike is the latest attempt by workers' rights groups to target low-wage parts of the American economy.

Workers are expected to target a stretch of rail that measures about the length of 10 football fields, and they plan to replace about 2,000 wooden rail ties.