Sentence examples for working terms from inspiring English sources

Fitness brand Sweaty Betty allows its workforce to leave work early provided they make up the hours earlier in the day, while Microsoft uses an "Anywhere Working" initiative which means that employees can dictate their working terms.

About 300 staff attended an open meeting to discuss the potential changes to working terms and conditions under the paper's new Japanese owner Nikkei.

Unite had rejected Ineos's claims that Grangemouth made a loss and accused Ratcliffe of using scare tactics to strip workers of their long-established working terms.

The chain has been criticised for its use of the contracts, which became emblematic of harsher working terms and greater pressure exerted on employees in the last parliament.

In future, firms with fewer than 20 staff will be able to negotiate directly with employees on working terms and conditions, bypassing the national union branch.

What's at stake are the working terms and conditions of the millions of Americans who are more and more likely to find themselves engaged in some part of the gig economy, as companies realize just how much it is to their financial advantage to operate in this way.

The divergence of these tensors gives the configurational forces, moments and work terms in gradient elasticity.

"This book puts them into working practical terms".

"That's how we're working in terms of the design for next year," he said.

We gave explicit formulae for the configurational forces, moments and work terms.

(Citing confidentiality rules, the university declined to say how many students are currently on work terms at BlackBerry).