duties (noun, du-ties, \ ˈdjuːtɪz \) employers (noun, em-ploy-ers, \ ɪmˈploɪəz \)
Definition: is a list of responsibilities that an employer has in front of his employees that includes: a) the duty to assign a reasonable workload, b) the duty to secure a safe and friendly work environment, c) the duty to watch over the employee’s psychological and physical health, c) the duty to compensate workers according to the conditions written in their contracts, d) the duty to repay workers for liabilities and losses that may have occurred as a result of carrying out the manager’s orders.
In a Sentence:
- Anna said that if it weren’t for how her boss carried out his duties of employer, she would have left Beauty Care a long time ago.
- The entire warehouse staff went on a strike because the management has failed to perform their duties of employers on a satisfying level and refused to pay out health insurance.
- I’ve just had a rough talk with the manager, as I made it clear that its part of his duties of employer not to overload me with work.
Synonyms and related words: duties of employees, safety issue, health insurance, safety management, risk assessment
