Sentences with phrase «of workers said»

In a poll conducted by human - resources consultant Right Management at the close of 2009, found that 60 % of workers said they intended to leave their jobs when the market got better.

In 2014, just 18 % of workers said they were «very» confident about having enough money to live comfortably during retirement.

The survey also found that 75 per cent of workers said they were proud to tell people they worked for Ofsted, up by five percentage points from last year.

According to a 2014 Gallup poll, 48 % of workers said they check e-mail outside of work «frequently,» and these people unsurprisingly reported more stress.

Elvis Van Lare who bemoaned the recent cases of abuse of workers said workers particularly those in the free zone sector are more vulnerable...

One - third of workers said they always brown - bag their lunch.

Twenty - eight percent of workers said they have less than $ 1,000 in savings and investments that could be used for retirement, the paper said, while 57 % told the organization they have less than $ 25,000 saved for retirement.

About half of workers said it was the first app they checked each morning, and 32 % said they checked it a whopping 20 times a day — or more.

Only that appears to be false: 67 % of workers said they consider it important to develop skills to work with intelligent machines in the next three to five years.

In a recent poll, 38 percent of workers said when their bosses ignore their suggestions, it leads to decreased initiative and poor morale.

64 percent of workers say their employers do not offer wellness benefits.

In a survey of 1,600 managers and employees, the researchers found that 83 percent of leaders and 77 percent of workers say that top performers have less stress and increased productivity because of their habits.

About 38 % of workers say they expect to retire at 70 years or older, but only 4 % of current retirees report that this was the case for them.

• 40 % of workers say they spent eight hours or more planning for the holidays this past year, while only 34 % spent that much time planning for retirement.

That said, 69 % of worker says they could save $ 25 a week more than they are currently saving for retirement.

93 percent of workers say it's not the office.

Moreover, 66 percent of workers say their performance declines when an employer treats them badly.

And 63 percent of workers say they expect that the standard 8 - hour workday will be obsolete soon.

The wage board, meeting Monday in Albany, has heard dozens of workers say they struggle to pay ordinary living expenses such as rent, utilities and transportation at the current minimum, often with fluctuating and part - time work schedules.

About a quarter of workers say that the career their potential mate has affects whether or not they will be interested in them.

Degreed found almost 70 percent of workers say the first thing they do when they need to learn something for their jobs is Google it, then read or watch what they find.

With the rise in unemployment over the last couple of years, we've seen thousands of workers saying goodbye to their employers and hitting the streets.

About 56 % of workers say they plan to use their tax refund to pay off credit card debt and other bills, according to a CareerBuilder survey.

Americans have been putting more into their retirement accounts, with 21 percent of workers saying they are saving more than they were last year, according to a recent Bankrate.com...

For example, a fifth (21 %) of workers say they have been subject to unwanted comments about their appearance at work, 13 % of which have been from the opposite sex.

More than 75 % of workers say that the employee benefits package is extremely important when they're decided whether or not to take a job.

While 45 percent of workers say they have seen misconduct at work, only 65 percent of those who have seen misconduct choose to report it, according to the «National Business Ethics Survey» from the Ethics Resource Center.

79 % of workers say they don't earn their desired salary, with 36 % saying they don't earn anywhere near it and 58 % say they don't think they are better off financially than their parents (CareerBuilder)

A recent Harris Interactive survey uncovered the following statistics on American job satisfaction: Across America, 45 % of workers say they are either satisfied or extremely satisfied with their jobs Only 20 % feel very passionate about their jobs 33 % believe they have reached a dead end in their.

Home Archives About Contact Subscribe Telecommuting Journal 78 % of Workers Say They Are Burned Out at Work August 31, 2008 · 3 comments Seventy Eight Percent of Workers Say They Are Burned Out at Work, CareerBuilder.com Survey Finds - Expert Offers Tips on Managing Stress and Securing Flexible Work Arrangements - CHICAGO, July 16, 2008 — Downsized staffs paired with increased workloads may be causing a rise in stress levels around the workplace.

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Tech companies say they need the visas to get scarce talent, while labor advocates contend that it allows companies to hire cheaper foreign workers instead of Americans.

EATON RAPIDS, Mich. — Authorities say explosions and a large fire at an auto parts plant in Michigan injured two people and forced the evacuation of workers.

Financial advisors say workers who are already close to retirement probably will witness fewer dramatic changes to the structure of Social Security and Medicare than younger workers like millennials.

On Tuesday, grocery - delivery service Instacart, which is also being sued by some of its independent contractors, said it would allow some of its workers to become part - time employees.

And Ross, who had gone quiet on NAFTA after it looked for a while like he would be running the show, re-emerged last week to promote a new Commerce department study that he said proves American auto workers are the victims of a flawed arrangement that favours Canada and Mexico.

A 2015 report from Deloitte found that 34 percent of U.S. workers are contract employees, and 51 percent of the 3,300 business leaders surveyed said their need for contingent workers will only grow in the next three - to - five years.

She said about 40,000 people submitted workers» compensation claims each year, with half of these resulting in a «lost time» injury.

As 1 World Trade Center starts to claim a place on the Lower Manhattan skyline, the area's retail scene is beginning to revive, with landlords raising rents in anticipation of thousands of new office workers, tourists and residents, commercial real estate experts said.

Agents were still at the site of Cohen's office at Rockefeller Center in midtown Manhattan late Monday afternoon, a worker there said.

«The first thing to keep in mind is that, in some long run equilibrium, wage inflation should be equal to what the growth rate of productivity is — so how much workers can produce — and the increase in prices for the goods they produce,» he said at the UBS Greater China conference in Shanghai.

That's expected to lift the incomes of 90,000 workers, the company said in a press release.

«Usually customers want some more convenience,» says Felstiner, going on to list features that are common to many on - demand companies: «The customer may want access to other people's reviews of the [worker], they may want some guarantee of competence, or they want to know the person will arrive in 30 minutes, and then the service accepts payment on behalf of the person and takes a cut.»

«Those companies have been around for a long time and have been part and parcel of the problem of falling wages for low - wage workers,» Price says.

Ford (f) has repeatedly said it has no plans to close any U.S. plants and likely could not do so under the terms of the current United Auto Workers contract that expires in 2019.

According to a recent Gallup poll, 37 percent of U.S. workers say they have telecommuted.

«About 30 per cent of all workers» compensation claims are to do with manual handling, for example back injuries,» Ms McGowan said.

Forty - one percent of remote workers in one study said they felt their colleagues talked about them behind their backs.

«Then write down a plan ahead of time that works for you and practice what to say and what to do with your workers like a fire drill.»

Macron, who defeated the anti-Europe, far - right leader Marine Le Pen last month, said that he had always been a defender of globalisation and free trade during his time as minister but that leaders should hear from workers hit by globalisation.

Last year it commissioned Montreal lawyer Lloyd Lipsett to review Bisha's current practices; his report, published in April, said spot checks of discharge papers and interviews with Segen workers confirmed they'd been discharged from national service.