Sentence examples for workplace regime from inspiring English sources

Consequently, between 1933 and 1936 before collective bargaining actually began all the key elements of the modern workplace regime fell more or less into place: specified, uniform rights for workers (beginning with seniority and pay equity); a formal procedure to adjudicate grievances arising from those rights; and a structure of shop-floor representation to implement the grievance procedure.

According to the union, some workers who fail to meet the targets of this new workplace regime end up facing disciplinary action.

But when that strategy failed, managers were prepared to have their workplace regimes incorporated into contractual relationships with independent unions within the terms of the Wagner Act.

Or should the government force people to be healthier, possibly through a communist China-style mass workplace exercise regimes?

In all, participants were accompanied to fitness classes and in undertaking their fitness regimes; workplace and higher-end eateries; participants' homes for post-exercise interviews and food and menu preparation; and grocery stores for weekly food procurement.

Qaid's people had been renovating the Aleppo Civil Court building — their former workplace under the Assad regime — which was badly damaged during fighting last fall.

Studies find that women are much less likely to negotiate over pay than men, but also find that job transparency can help close this salary "negotiation gap" between men and women, leading women to be much more likely to negotiate over wages than under a regime of workplace secrecy.

Until men really share the housework and childcare, they are unlikely to be powerful advocates for a more humane regime in the workplace.

The new "charge cap" applies to employees being put into a workplace pension under the auto-enrolment regime introduced in October 2012.

It is not enough to have patient capital, vocational education systems, plentiful apprenticeships, active labour market policies, consultative workplace practices, long-termist corporate governance regimes.

Lynn Phillips, the head of human resources for McDonald's Restaurants in the U.K., sums up the Blair regime's exploding body of workplace regulations this way.