The phrase "away at workers" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical issues.
Example: "The manager was away at workers" does not make sense in context.
Alternatives: "away from workers" or "engaged with workers".
Policy makers broadly consider rising health costs to be the single biggest long-term budget challenge, and those same rising costs are eating away at workers' wages.
Rising insurance costs have eaten away at workers' wages; the law has a number of provisions to try to bend the cost curve.
Liberal economists who advise Mrs. Clinton have criticized such part-time labor as yet another means to chip away at workers' benefits.
And as shown by the latest state to join the anti-union fray, it's not just Republicans chipping away at workers' rights anymore.
"Slicing away at ordinary workers' share of overall earnings over the last few decades has led to spiralling household debt which helped create the banking crisis.
"We would really have to receive a more serious, feasible offer to take it back to a union assembly, and not wear away at the workers' patience," Mr. Rodríguez said this morning.
Much of the blame for this pension theft can be shifted to Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, recently outed as a lackey of the innocuously-named State Policy Network (SPN) used to chip away at public worker pensions.
Another would chip away at laws protecting workers against dismissal, by, for instance, confining some protections to people in companies with more than 20 employees.
Not far away, at the École des Beaux-Arts, workers hung lights above a central runway in the main hall — a soaring space with a curved glass ceiling and, on the upper walls, reproductions of murals by Michelangelo.
At the steel plant, Clinton rebuked Trump's assertion that wages were too high and also criticized a proposal by Cruz that would chip away at union and workers' rights.
Faced with reports of gay partners turned away by workers at the Family Assistance Center at Pier 94, the charity issued 16 criteria for determining a "financially interdependent" couple; trained volunteers to interview same-sex partners; and appointed an ombudsman to oversee their cases.
