Sentence examples for assistants workers from inspiring English sources

Using personal digital assistants, workers recorded the number, approximate age, and (where applicable) reason for refusal or ineligibility.

Access is now given to doctors, nurses, midwives, health visitors, social and health care assistants, workers in care for the elderly, dentists, certain pharmacists employed at hospitals as well as pharmacists and pharmacy assistants in community pharmacies, as well as staff at The National Board of Health and the Medicines Agency.

Bots will serve as digital virtual assistants to help workers reach their highest productivity.

Hundreds of thousands of people rallied from New York to Los Angeles, in every state capitol and most major cities to support Wisconsin's teachers, correction officers, firefighters, nurses, administrative assistants, sanitation workers, social workers and so many others.

Bank staff, retail assistants, construction workers and office workers all paused alongside police officers to bow their heads in respect.

As a complement to increasing the number of primary care physicians, she said, contestants might propose hiring physician assistants, social workers and community service workers who can help people stay healthy.

The movement has since attracted groups outside the restaurant industry: Wednesday's protesters included home-care assistants, Walmart workers, child-care aides, airport workers, adjunct professors and other low-wage workers.

When he is out recruiting, he speaks to administrative assistants, custodial workers, principals and guidance counselors.

On April 28, the union, which represents librarians, assistant curators, visitor assistants, bookstore workers and others began its strike.

Japanese fascists believed that owners of stores and workshops should exercise "paternal" authority over their assistants, clerks, workers, servants, and tenants.

I couldn't argue with the basic logic: doctoral students worked as graders and teaching assistants, and workers should have collective-bargaining rights.