Sentences with phrase «workers took over the company»

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Even worse, take another company slightly over the arbitrary threshold — it would be incentivized to actually lay off a worker in order to receive that $ 2,200 benefit.

«Last month, in the midst of uncertainty regarding whether the Trump administration would take actions to delay or roll back this rule, I wrote to over 30 leading finance companies regarding their commitment to helping workers save for retirement, their support for the DOL fiduciary rule, and their preparedness to comply with the rule in April,» Warren told Hugler in her Tuesday letter.

Contributing to the decreased supply is the Trump Administration's sanctions on OPEC countries boosting reliance on domestic oil supplies and a long - running economic crisis in Venezuela, where oil workers have been «resigning in droves» since their state oil company was taken over by a military leader.

End private equity secrecy The UK's largest trade union has welcomed the government's plans for talks on greater protection and consultation rights for workers in companies taken over by private equity.

«Europe has been responsible for the social chapter which has guaranteed maternity pay, holiday pay, a maximum working week, rights of consultation for workers and rights to be transferred when the company you work for is taken over.»

In «Hello, My Name is Doris,» Doris Miller (Sally Field) not only spent decades working for the same company as a low level worker and the only one apparently over the age of thirty - five, but spent who knows how many decades taking care of her mother, devoting the best part of her life, in a Staten Island home bursting at the seams with junk?

How many stories have we heard over the past few years of executives taking huge bonuses even though their company was laying off workers or bailed out by taxpayers?

As with the steel companies, the PBGC took over some of the pensions, the unions made concessions, and thousands of laid - off workers were recalled.

There are also more economic reasons — minimum wage has increased over the past few decades so companies aren't hiring as frequently for positions normally filled by high schoolers, and a tough economy saw more grown workers taking jobs they usually wouldn't — but a lot of it can be attributed to students spending their time more wisely.

The outplacement service takes over the process of assisting former workers in their career search, which frees up HR staff to continue moving forward on company objectives.