Increasing numbers of people are moving to the city and as the economic climate has increased the demand
for more workers.
The contractor has increased production at its plants and put out a call
for more workers, even offering bonuses to employees that bring in new hire candidates.
Given the need
for more workers in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields, the companies decided to focus on computer science.
And as it expands in usage, there will be a growing need
for more workers — manufacturing workers to make solar panels, construction workers to build power plants, solar photovoltaic installers to install solar panels, and so on.
Which in turn creates a need
for more workers.
It is illogical to think that He would ask us to pray
for more workers for the harvest if He was not prepared...
It is illogical to think that He would ask us to pray
for more workers for the harvest if He was not prepared to continue calling.
Increased consumer spending will grow the top line of businesses, and increase the need
for more workers to meet the higher demand for goods and services... and earning better pay.
Saunders and BC Fed president Jim Sinclair both pointed to the need
for more worker education as one component of organizing drives in hard times.
Not exact matches
(The numbers are nearly reversed
for older,
more established firms, which tend to have
more older
workers.)
It's common
for diligent
workers to continually absorb
more of the business's workload, and if this process goes on too long it can easily lead to burnout.
Those will include things like investing in faster check - out
for customers, flexible scheduling and competitive wages
for store
workers, turning over merchandise
more quickly to keep things fresh and making its supply chain even
more efficient.
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The decision could conceivably lead to employee status
for more than 400,000
workers currently defined as contractors in the U.K..
And starting in 2008, the majority of U.S.
workers,
for the first time, worked at companies with 500 or
more employees.
When you consider that
more than half of
workers are willing to leave their current jobs
for companies that show their appreciation to employees, adopting a culture of gratitude becomes your most valuable retention strategy.
As a result, safer work conditions are becoming
more of a reality
for the nearly five million garment - industry
workers in Bangladesh.
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President Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to create
more jobs
for American
workers, and since his election, he has regularly touted his ability to negotiate deals that bring jobs to the U.S.
For example, if you notice a
worker struggling with one set of tasks but exceeding in another, let him or her know your observations, and make an effort to arrange the workload to a balance
more favorable to the person's strengths.
Possible reforms could include raising the full retirement age
for Social Security to 70
for workers who are currently under age 40; cutting benefits; increasing payroll taxes on
workers; increasing Medicare premiums; and making Social Security benefits
more progressive — meaning cutting benefits
for high - income
workers, while preserving payouts
for low - income earners.
When a team had
workers who were proactive and offered ideas
for improving the business,
for instance, an extroverted leader felt threatened, whereas the introverted leader was likely to listen
more carefully and showed greater receptivity to suggestions.
That is tough
for Greek
workers, but will give the country's employers an incentive to create
more jobs.
Adding employees and shifts and paying
more overtime to
workers will raise costs
for Tesla, another challenge to the Model 3 margins.
Older
workers, in contrast, are paid about 10 to 25 percent less at young firms, because they are likely to be taking
more senior positions that would be
more highly compensated at larger firms in exchange
for equity in a startup.
Namely, it can take a decade or
more for highly trained
workers or immigrant entrepreneurs who create fast - growth companies and jobs to get long - term work status and citizenship.
They can look
for win - win ways to raise labour standards to make
workers better off and
more productive.
Workers» rights advocates have fought
for more effective methods
for hotel employees to report and protect themselves from inappropriate behavior from guests.
Now that some of the early on - demand
workers have had (mostly) good experiences,
more people are willing to work
for these types of startups.
Even
more impressive, companies with fewer than 20
workers account
for 90 percent of all U.S. companies.
These observers contend that comp time can be a sensitive (and economical) way of rewarding employees
for extra help at crunch times, especially since many
workers have come to value time off even
more than increased pay.
One study suggests that the worst impact of making
more workers eligible
for overtime would be not on the companies or their shareholders, but on the
workers themselves.
A generation of
workers with arguably
more realistic but nevertheless diminished aspirations can't be good
for Canada.
Indeed, he says, if the capitalist system that has driven the American Experiment to success is to continue driving to success, it needs to figure out a way
for American
workers to share
more, and feel a greater stake in, that prosperity.
The new judging criteria
for the federal skilled
worker program will award
more points to younger immigrants and changes the way the government looks at work experience and education.
Squeezing
more hours out of
workers is a short - term fix to labour shortages
for some employers.
But they also serve a
more important purpose — they create a natural opportunity
for your
workers to engage with one another.
She said the company isn't taking any
more applications after gathering about 1,500 names, adding
workers are being referred
for jobs with a preference given to those from Fort McMurray.
For example, employers can offer
more promotions, salary raises and learning opportunities to encourage these Gen Y
workers to stay on.
U.S. employers lay off over a million
workers every month (typically over 2 million in January, the No. 1 month
for layoffs) and generally hire
more than that, which they did in January; employment rose by 200,000.
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Still, he added, «technology is giving the consumer a much better product — much cheaper, much faster,
more alternatives — but at the expense of fewer
workers, and we have to find ways
for companies to create jobs as well as profits.»
Although Liu works only with quality suppliers (those that can provide on - site medical care to
workers,
for example), he wanted to do
more than adhere to minimum standards.
She now employs
more than a dozen
workers and writes
for large global firms including Amazon and Oracle.
And,
more disruptively
for insurance,
more workers are finding themselves outside the typical employer relationship.
Slow days may seem tedious to employees focused on getting through the workday or worrisome
for workers concerned about the security of their position — either way, there are countless strategies you can use to make your slow work day
more entertaining and
more productive.
For six days,
more than 200 union
workers and their families camped out here to protest what they considered an egregious injustice.
Despite the law's requirement that companies with 50 or
more employees offer insurance to dependents, you are not required to foot the bill
for your
workers» children.
It would mean that those who have to pay
for labor are willing to pay
more and those who provide labor (
workers) are able to demand and obtain
more.
An advocate
for both small - business owners and
workers, Perry oversees efforts that have included offering
more than $ 600 million in financing and technical assistance programs to promote business growth and job creation in economically depressed areas of L.A.