Sentences with phrase «force affected workers»

While depression may force affected workers out of active employment at higher rates, it is also true that those who become unemployed are more likely to show signs of depression — three times more likely, according to a 2010 NIH study.

Not exact matches

The Task Force is due to report back to McKenna by the end of this year, after engaging with workers and communities affected by the coal phaseout.

These new developments compel the attention of the American religious community, for they are now affecting millions of workers, their families and their communities in the form of massive plant closures, huge movements of industrial capital overseas and a downshifting of the work force into lower - paying and more menial jobs — when such jobs can be found.

The workers, who have won the backing of the Trump administration, 20 states, and numerous labor watchdogs, argue that these payments are tantamount to forced political advocacy, since the government unions affect budgetary decisions and other matters of public policy.

the state workers did not get the state in all the fiscal problems so why close and reduce the work force especially the prison system i hope you enjoy your term i am a democrate but will change my party you have affected my family by closing onieda jail

Besides preventing the layoff of 18 workers today, the order also prohibits the state from slashing in half the hours and pay of a half - dozen OMRDD and OMH workers also affected by the planned reduction in force.

Additionally, estimates are that 1 - 3 % of all cotton workers are affected with acute poisoning from the chemicals used on cotton crops and in many places of the world, the textile industry relies on forced or child labor (much like chocolate is) so it is also important to look for fair trade certified cotton.

Johnson said last week he «absolutely» supports teachers but won't attend the rally because it's on a school day and will affect students, parents and other school workers who are forced to deal with schools closing that day.

Finally, while BP has said it will pay for the clean - up and direct damages to those affected by the spill, the Obama Administration is going a step further and threatening to force BP to cut its dividend and «repay the salaries of any workers laid off because of the six - month moratorium on deepwater exploratory drilling imposed by the U.S. government after the spill.»

Over the past forty years, asbestos - related litigation has forced over 100 companies into bankruptcy — devastating workers, retirees, shareholders and affected communities.