Sentences with phrase «time hourly workers»

For example, according to the Korn Ferry report cited in the article, 27 percent of full - time hourly workers leave their jobs each year, versus 68.7 percent of part - timers.

Both full - and part - time hourly workers receive bonus checks of around $ 5,000 annually starting around the five - year mark.

Not exact matches

«Total compensation is down, part - time workers aren't getting as many hours, and there are fewer hourly employees who are working full time,» said Susan Woodward, the economist who helped to develop the survey.

Since that time a major effort began in Congress to amend the FLSA to liberalize comp time rules for private sector hourly workers.

And when it's time to show the property to a prospective renter, Castle has an on - demand labor pool of Stewards, who are hourly workers that take care of on - site jobs like showing properties and delivering keys.

The problem is that if salaried employees are not punctual, but expect their hourly workers to be on time, there is the appearance of a double standard, Mr. Faulkner said.

Some experts have estimated that the case could cost Starbucks alone seven figures, and that all California employers with hourly workers could find themselves in legal and financial jeopardy if they aren't paying their workers for all the time they've worked.

It claims that outdated scheduling methods and the time - consuming game of musical chairs with shifts creates continued stress, and that «training and reviewing hourly workers is rarely done well, draining costly resources.»

According to the Florida Times - Union, «Georgia - Pacific is considering offering severance packages to about 1,000 hourly workers at its Palatka paper mill as it tries to trim its head count without resorting to layoffs.

The retail giant has announcedThursday it plans to boost the starting pay for hourly workers to $ 11 and pay up to $ 1,000 in a one - time cash bonus to eligible associates based on seniority.

For example, AT&T and Comcast dished out one - time bonuses of $ 1,000 to non-management workers, and Wells Fargo and Fifth Third Bancorp boosted base hourly pay to $ 15.

The greater mix of part - time workers, most of whom receive lower wages, is dampening average hourly wages.

This at a time when the pay ratio of the top corporate CEOs to the hourly wages of production workers soared from 93 times that of workers in 1988 to 419 in 1999.

In good times and bad, employers frequently use «just — in — time» scheduling practices - setting hourly workers» schedules with limited advance notice to accommodate fluctuating demand - as a means of maintaining a tight link between labor costs and demand.

For hourly workers, what a job share offers is a part - time work week.

Section 7 of the Fair Labor Standards Act requires employers to provide reasonable break time and a private, non-bathroom place for most hourly wage - earning (nonexempt) workers to express breast milk...

DiNapoli said his office also has questions about the timing of the governor's plan to raise the hourly minimum wage of state workers $ 15 an hour in order to set an example for his push for a statewide hike to that level.

The Center for Popular Democracy said three in five American workers — about 75 million people — are paid hourly, with recent job growth mainly in low - wage jobs, often part - time and subject to last - minute scheduling practices.

Village Clerk Sylvia Pirillo told the village board at a work session Jan. 22 that requests that take up to two hours to fill would remain free, but any request that took more time than that would be billed at an hourly rate equal to the hourly pay of the lowest paid village worker who helps to fill the request.

Village Clerk Sylvia Pirillo told the village board at a work session Jan. 22 that requests taking up to two hours to fill would remain free, but any request that took more time than that would be billed at an hourly rate equal to the hourly pay of the lowest paid village worker who helps to fill the request.

For males who entered the labor market directly after high school graduation in 1972, the difference between mastery of basic mathematical skills (fractions, decimals, and line graphs) and weak understanding of these concepts translated into an hourly wage differential at age 24 of $ 0.48 per hour (or $ 960 per year for year - round, full - time workers).

Changes in employment practices have increased the number of hourly and part - time workers, many of whom have little control over their schedules.

This means that attorneys may lose an opportunity for additional billable hours attributable to support staff when hiring outsourced workers since they can not charge hourly paralegal fees to clients, but virtual workers and legal process outsourcers can still help attorneys save money by giving attorneys more time to add billable hours for actual legal work and reduce overhead costs and employment expenses.

Part - time jobs in the United States usually pay low hourly wages and tend not to offer crucial benefits such as health insurance: only 19 percent of part - time workers have access to medical care benefits.

And when it's time to show the property to a prospective renter, Castle has an on - demand labor pool of Stewards, who are hourly workers that take care of on - site jobs like showing properties and delivering keys.