Sentences with phrase «for existing workers»

These efforts include working with established providers to upgrade skills for existing workers and offering career pathway training for emerging workers with opportunities for disadvantaged workers.

A few headstrong legislatures, such as Illinois and New Jersey, are trying to reduce or freeze benefits for existing workers despite strong legal protections.

Inward migration can have both positive and negative implications for existing workers.

On the other hand, functional resumes is good for the existing workers and graduates who are re-entering the workforce after a reasonable gap, just like experts who have been in the same employment for the whole of their career or the stay at home mothers.

Rhode Island was the first state to cut benefits for existing workers.

Public sector unions can breathe a sigh of relief after last month's state Supreme Court ruling: an Illinois pension reform law that would have cut benefits for existing workers was declared unconstitutional.

Because they lock in benefits for existing workers, the only way for state and local governments to address funding problems is to target new workers.

Court tells the state it can't cut benefits for existing workers, so new and future workers will have to bear the full brunt of cuts.

Because states like Illinois have constitutional protections that lock in benefits for existing workers, the only way for state and local governments to address funding problems is to target new workers.

Worse, because these rules lock in benefits for existing workers, the only way for state and local governments to address funding problems is to target new workers exclusively.

So in order to avoid the political and legal headache of trying to cut benefits for existing workers, states typically take the easier path and create new «tiers» or modified versions of a plan with lower benefits for new teachers.

Many states protect public sector pension benefits with strong, near ironclad legal rules that make it tough - to - impossible to reduce benefits for existing workers.