Sentence examples for admitting workers from inspiring English sources

They said that admitting workers with permanent visas, known as green cards, was fairer than admitting guest workers who are often treated like second-class workers.

Since winning power in 2006 the Conservatives have moved away from the idea of letting in people based on their "talent for citizenship" to admitting workers with job offers.

The concept of Autonomation in the Toyota production system admits workers to stop the conveyor whenever they fail to complete the operations within their work stations in a mixed-model assembly line.

This issue — admitting new workers — is a perennial conundrum.

It would repair the "broken" immigration system by imposing a five-year moratorium on admitting unskilled workers and an Australian-style points system for skilled migrants.

It also wants a five-year moratorium on admitting unskilled workers  and an Australian-style points system for skilled migrants  based on profession.

And while demographic trends in these rich countries create growing pressure for admitting migrant workers, politicians are busy trying to fend off a disgruntled political far right and are afraid to confront reality.

Would admitting temporary workers without simultaneously allowing them a pathway to citizenship be unjust?

As is usual at such events, the witnesses and senators generally adhered to their talking points, mostly claiming that there's a technical talent shortage that requires admitting more workers from overseas.

Meanwhile, at his Upon Closer Inspection blog, Matloff gives an intriguing micro-level examination of why one particular firm is facing what it claims to be a talent shortage that requires admitting more workers from abroad.

Though many countries admit migrant workers only temporarily, overt guest-worker policies like West Germany's in the 1970s and 1980s were not a roaring success, tending to hamper integration and foster resentment.