Sentence examples for workers track from inspiring English sources

New technologies should be adapted to fit broader needs: Current technologies such as SMS for life should be adapted to let frontline health workers track and report on all of the basic essential medicines that they need to keep stocked.

In a nondescript building not far from the historic center of Rome there is a sleek 24-hour command center straight out of a James Bond villain's lair (minus the television screens playing Italian game shows), where military officials, meteorologists and emergency workers track all manner of potential natural calamities.

Once that's done, the QuickBooks product will be able to immediately recognize payments as income, and as a result will be able to help workers track their finances, and especially their tax obligations.

Automatic offers a device that provides a Smart Driving Assistant with tips to save money on gas and vehicle maintenance, MetroMile sells a device enabling pay-per-mile auto insurance, and MileIQ uses a smartphone's GPS and accelerometer to help self-directed workers track mileage for tax reimbursement purposes without any onboard device at all.

Palaniappan decided to transform what he had been doing as a favor to employees into a real business with Earnin (formerly known as Activehours), a startup that helps hourly, gig and salary workers track their earnings and transfer them to their checking accounts in real time using a mobile application.

The annual earnings of most state and local workers track and move fairly closely with average earnings in the private sector.

In a separate episode in September, workers tracked radioactive materials into clean areas on their shoes, according to the Energy Department.

Using obsessive behavior as his entry point — a man translating Chinese characters with no understanding of their combined meaning, and mysterious office workers tracking a team of unexplained operatives — he meditates on how we process an avalanche of information.

The next day social workers tracked the children down at their grandmother's, identified new and more severe injuries on both, and took them into custody.

Consulting "pre-war Tube maps" and "new worker track maps" they confirm 14 stations as "ghosts": "the crown jewel of the system was Aldwych … the most difficult was going to be the British Museum".

Tracking via cameras and computer vision-based methods is one of the tracking options available and deemed suitable for worker tracking in congested outdoor environments.