The phrase "advertisements workers" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a misconstructed term and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The advertisements workers were busy creating new campaigns for the upcoming product launch."
Alternatives: "advertising professionals" or "ad campaign staff".
In 1994, he led in polls in his bid to unseat Senator Edward M. Kennedy when Tad Devine, a Kennedy strategist, traveled to Indiana to make advertisements featuring workers at a company that had been taken over by a Bain subsidiary, which slashed the work force and benefits.
It would also make it illegal to state in job advertisements that jobless workers will not be considered.
The jobs pages of the County Press, the local newspaper, are filled with advertisements for care workers, barmen and cleaners.The advantage of deep povertyOddly, the Isle of Wight might do better if it were poorer.
It was seized by the police, and, because of an advertisement inviting the workers of Paris to commemorate the 14th anniversary of the Revolution of 1848, Clemenceau was imprisoned for 73 days.
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With them are the tools of their trade, which they carry as advertisements: a construction worker holding his hammer, a cook wearing a chef's hat.
The resulting advertisements featuring struggling, angry workers sent Mr. Romney's ratings, and his confidence, sliding.
Still others, noting that campaign television advertisements have replaced precinct workers, say people were more likely to vote when personally asked to do so.
The opposition here has published newspaper advertisements that urge such workers, if they fear for their jobs, to pretend to go along but to invalidate their ballots by circling the names of all five presidential candidates rather than casting an unwanted vote.
