Sentence examples for alienated workers from inspiring English sources

Under the brutal UN sanctions regime, when most Iraqi industry was falling apart, and mass unemployment had alienated workers from their workplaces, Iraq's oil industry kept going.

The gig economy has helped drive alienated workers to take their own lives.

Unlike the other three big carriers that have profit-sharing plans with their employees, AA management has taken an us-versus-you approach that has alienated workers.

"It diverts attention away from the real issues and it also alienates workers".

At Haier's factory in South Carolina, Chinese managers had to be sent back to Asia because they were alienating workers and threatening productivity.

If we do so, we'll be alienating workers, who don't care about anything other than checking their pay packet and occasionally glumly swilling some beer.

Marx and Engels argue that turning all labor into a commodity to be bought and sold not only alienates workers by taking the power of production away from them, it also collectivizes workers into factories and mass assembly lines.

The APLO has the effect of disempowering sex worker organizations who refuse to sign on, shutting health services for sex workers, and alienating sex workers from public health programs.