Sentence examples for a workers day from inspiring English sources

In fact our government went so far, in 1958, as to declare May 1st "National Loyalty Day," which makes anyone officially participating in a Workers Day rally disloyally un-American.

The Third Reich declared 1 May a "national workers' day" in 1933.

Douglas Steenland, chief executive of Northwest, also sent a note to workers Tuesday, and he, too, took a cautious tone in addressing a merger, while not naming Delta.

But today, gathering this information is typically done with barcodes and scanners — and scanning these codes can take up a large part of a worker's day.

It also makes SocialText the center of a worker's day, which means they far less likely to ever lose the customer.

Setting-up and moving them to prune or harvest trees can consume half a worker's day.

Motivation, knowledge and independence are useful components of a worker's day, that may minimize employees work environment problems [ 66].

The cuts, which were first announced to workers Tuesday in a memo, will mostly affect executive and management positions.

DENVER, Aug. 10 — For millions of passengers, airline employees and security workers, Thursday was a day of getting through, getting by and hoping for the best.

In the latest incident, a worker on Wednesday mistakenly detached a pipe connected to a treatment system, releasing seven tonnes of highly radioactive water.

In short, the average day of a male nonworker looks very much like the average day of a worker -- on his day off.