Sentence examples for workers under contract from inspiring English sources

Last year, after talks with employers and others, the government decided it would offer about 10,000 permits for workers under contract.

Operating the jackhammers are Japanese construction workers under contract to KVH Telecom, a fledgling telecommunications company financed by a unit of FMR's Fidelity Investments.

In 2001 a plane carrying missionaries was shot down over Peru after private workers under contract to the Central Intelligence Agency alerted the Peruvian military that the plane seemed suspicious.

If SEIU loses, it will likely have no workers under contract at major California hospitals within three years.

Feeding the appetites of these voracious machines, with gasoline or diesel or kerosene, requires intricate logistical planning and support from some 2,000 trucks, a battery of computers, another 20,000 GIs, and, according to an Associated News report for September 2007, as many as 180,000 workers under federal contracts--more contract workers, in fact, than soldiers.

Next, I examine real wage cyclicality for workers under different contract types.

He's angry that "secured creditors" had to take a haircut, while the workers under union contract did not lose their pensions or healthcare benefits.

Arkansas has only 85,000 workers under union contract -- a 7.3percentt density that is well below the national average, according to unionstats.com.com

If firms provide a higher level of specific training to workers under permanent contracts than to those under temporary contracts, the loss of this type of human capital will be larger for the first type of workers than for the second.

Her findings suggest that the former suffer larger and more persistent wage losses than the latter, a result which is interpreted as firm specific human capital being more important for workers under permanent contracts than for those under fixed-term contracts.

I find cyclicality for workers under temporary contracts is twice as large as for workers under permanent contracts.