Sentences with phrase «working conditions in»

NAEYC advocates for public policies and funding to support a comprehensive, high - quality early childhood education system, engages in early childhood education research, and works to improve professional practice and working conditions in the early childhood field.

Using data from the 2003 — 2004 Schools and Staffing Survey, this article compares teacher working conditions in charter schools and traditional public schools through propensity score matching and weighted hierarchical linear modeling.

Policy efforts in this arena must recognize that wages and working conditions in early childhood settings are inextricably linked to the pursuit of (and quality of) education credentials.

Career Highlights * Chief spokesperson for largest coalition of North American retailers and manufacturers (Walmart, Costco, VF, GAP, Target, JCrew, Macy's) to radically improve safety and working conditions in Bangladesh garment factories.

To find out more about typical salaries and working conditions in your chosen career, see job profiles.

SAP is recognized as a «2018 Global Top Employer» by the Top Employers Institute for its exceptional employee working conditions in 22 countries, 4 regions, and Global Headquarters.

«2018 Global Top Employer» by the Top Employers Institute for its exceptional employee working conditions in 22 countries, 4 regions, and Global Headquarters.

Provide safe, appropriate working conditions in accordance with departmental policy and procedures.

In these dark days before OSHA and similar agencies, working conditions in the oil refinery business would have been absolutely abysmal.

The following types of injuries frequently occur as a result of dangerous working conditions in the oil and gas industry:

This could include working conditions in factories, the use of child labour, and individual employment rights.

There has not been a «race to the bottom» as predicted, and NAFTA side agreement, the North American Agreement on Labour Cooperation (NAALC), have prevented working conditions in Mexico from deteriorating further.

In reaching this decision, the Adjudicator cited the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Hydro - Quebec v. Syndicat, 2008 SCC 43 at para. 16 in which the Court stated, «the employer does not have a duty to change working conditions in a fundamental way, but does have a duty, if it can do so without undue hardship, to arrange the employee's workplace or duties to enable the employee to do his or her work.»

Before delving into its analysis, the Court pointed out that employers do not have a duty to change their working conditions in a fundamental way — rather, they only have a duty (to the point of undue hardship) to ensure that it arranges an employee's workplace / duties in a way that will enable the employee to do his or her work.

Competitive salary, city centre location and good working conditions in an open - plan office environment.

Of course - one could draw a direct line from battles for decent working conditions in North America to the struggles today to do the same around the world.

For example, your home's electricity might seem clean because the air pollution is actually at the coal - fired power plant and not in your neighborhood, or the cheap single - use products that depend on horrible or toxic working conditions in another country, as well as the relatively cost - free (to the manufacturer and seller) disposal of those products.

Outsourcing production overseas, where labor is by and large cheaper, not only contributes to our country's unemployment rate and shrinking garment industry, but also helps keep overseas sweatshops and factories with unfair working conditions in business.

Documents examined by CMD expose a national effort by the Milwaukee - based Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation to defund and dismantle unions, the most significant force for higher wages and better working conditions in America.

Central to these protests were concerns that these new trade and investment agreements would have harmful impacts on food quality, consumers» rights, farmers, producers» income, as well as wider negative impacts on jobs and working conditions in the food sector.

There is a certain logic to prefabricating the stadium; working conditions in Qatar are not the best, with temperatures around 120 degrees F and many complaints of abuse of migrant workers.

Jeremy Deller will explore the question of life and working conditions in factories, based on archival materials from the nineteenth century through the present.

Arts & Labor is dedicated to exposing and rectifying economic inequalities and exploitative working conditions in our fields through... [read more»]

Monogamy, in other words, refers to working conditions in the arts that are surprisingly hard to address.»

Some 50 years later, Margarita Cabrera also makes soft sculpture, but updated with wry awareness of poor working conditions in factories, in Mexico and elsewhere, supplying the U.S. market.

We are artists and interns, writers and educators, art handlers and designers, administrators, curators, assistants, and students dedicated to exposing and rectifying economic inequalities and exploitative working conditions in our fields through direct action and educational initiatives.

For each edition, the biennial also awards a Silver Lion to a promising young artist, which this year went to South Korean Im Heung - Soon for his documentary Factory Complex, which examines women's working conditions in Asia.

We are currently leading a survey about the video games industry working conditions in France: https://framaforms.org/enquete-stjv-novembre-2017-avril-2018-1508581061

Amy Hennig, another veteran developer who worked on games such as Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver and the Uncharted series also lambasted the working conditions in the AAA games industry:

In these dark days before OSHA and similar agencies, working conditions in the oil refinery business would have been absolutely abysmal.

There are obviously a lot of issues at play: the consolidation of publishing, worries that reduced e-book prices will send royalties crashing to the floor, general tsuris that e-books are replacing paper books, distress over the working conditions in Amazon's warehouses, and more.

Who's the girl wearing the green - and - yellow hat made of hemp as a protest against the working conditions in...

Just as Clara has the audacity to challenge everything from the gender inequality in her family to the working conditions in New York City factories, Crowder audaciously tells Clara's story in a mix of free verse and concrete (shape - based) poetry, sometimes with as little as one word per line.

If they thought that «saving the environment» wasn't a good reason, I'd talk about the horrific working conditions in American slaughterhouses.

Amazon has been called out for its refusal to pay a corporation tax in the UK, and for leaked allegations of the working conditions in their European warehouses.

Those two provisions alone give unions a huge amount of control over the spending practices and working conditions in their state's public schools.

While substantial research has documented this phenomenon, far less effort has gone into understanding what features of the working conditions in these schools drive this relatively high turnover rate.

Principals were more positive about working conditions in every area, particularly about the amount of time teachers have and how empowered they are to make decisions on education issues.

Ultimately, the types of reforms required to improve working conditions in schools are not quick fixes.

The report claims that basic working conditions in high - poverty, low - performing schools are often far worse than any professional should be asked to tolerate, and it is hardly surprising that such conditions are a major cause of high teacher turnover in many schools.

To maximize this incentive, states must also address the quality of school leadership and other working conditions in their struggling, hard - to - staff schools.

All teachers should be paid well, have good career prospects and better working conditions in oder to make teaching attractive.

Betty Olson - Jones, a teacher and former President of the Oakland Education Association, the city's teacher union, testified about poor working conditions in the district and the high rate of teacher turnover and burnout.

Ken Futernick, Director of the WestEd School Turnaround Center, a research organization, and a former professor of education at California State University, Sacramento, told the court that such factors as ill - prepared teachers, poor working conditions in the school and high turnover among teachers and administrators make it difficult to attract and retain effective teachers, thus adversely affecting academic achievement.

Working conditions in these schools can be more difficult given the challenge of teaching large populations of high - needs students with insufficient resources and chronic staff turnover.

Focus on maintaining good working conditions in schools essential to luring and keeping talented people

But our recent study of teachers» working conditions in six successful high - poverty urban schools suggests otherwise.

Minority teachers quit because of working conditions in their schools, Ingersoll said.

Furthermore, we believe teachers» professional self - concept is negatively impacted by inequitable working conditions in many high - need schools and communities that are not present in schools that are resource - rich.

Editor's Note: The question put was as follows: In order to seek to persuade the Secretary of State for Education to protect pay and working conditions in all state funded schools and increase presently inadequate funding levels to improve and protect pay and working conditions through national collective bargaining are you prepared to take discontinuous strike action?