Sentence examples for workers with further from inspiring English sources

In fact, these authors find a larger premium for vocational-education workers than for workers with further education whose premium is almost not significant.

Providing migrant workers with further rights, and higher incomes, should also be good for the global economy, because it means they can become more active consumers - buying goods produced in China by both local and Western companies.

In the next days, UNICEF and partners will provide health workers with further technical support to establish inpatient and outpatient stabilization and treatment centres.

Labour market reconstruction after the 1997 economic crisis also affected the increase in unemployment rates and part time workers, with further effects on younger people.

To this end, the state will give businesses that hire people who have been unemployed for six months or more £1,000 per worker, with a further £1,500 for training.The strategy makes some sense, although much of the money is likely to go to employers intending to hire anyway.

We saw this recently in London, where police raided brothels, arrested sex workers, and threatened them with further arrest if they returned to their neighborhoods – all part of their effort to "clean off the streets" for the 2012 Games.

However, the positive impact of STW was limited to workers with permanent contracts, thereby further increasing labour market segmentation between workers in regular jobs and workers in temporary jobs.

Further, workers with high role stress combined with low autonomy have been shown to have higher levels of burnout (Kim & Stoner, 2008).

Further, workers with depression and anxiety have described that they tend to distort work tasks, which again may depreciate their relationship with colleagues.

Given our findings, and other potential mechanisms for poorer outcomes for workers with work-related injuries, further research beyond differences in entitlement to compensation should be undertaken to inform future interventions.

The government has started with work, imposing a controversial temporary 5% cut in what the visa regime calls Tiers 1 (highly qualified folk) and 2 (skilled workers with a firm job offer); further cuts are likely when a permanent cap comes into force next April.