Sentence examples for batches of workers from inspiring English sources

ALMOST every day since mid-August, the Bahraini authorities have sent out batches of workers with paint-rollers to blot out, with grey smudges, the graffiti that have covered virtually every wall in the main streets of several of the drab Shia Muslim villages half an hour's drive from the gleaming skyscrapers of the capital, Manama.

To keep going, then, any pension scheme needs a new batch of workers.

Last summer, the supply company that employs Rajan cut the basic salary of many of its workers from 1,100 rials a month to 900, to match the lower salary of an incoming batch of workers, Rajan says.

The union has repeatedly questioned the commission's authority to press for the hiring of more minorities and women, most recently this week when it refused to certify that it would select a new batch of workers without discrimination.

GM's new partners are more profit-minded, even sending a batch of workers back to the parent company–signaling that the venture should not get the dregs of the work force.

When First Auto Works sent a batch of workers to apply for jobs at the GM venture, the Chinese hiring manager sent them all back to his parent company–sending a message that the venture shouldn't get the dregs of the workforce.

When the county attracts batches of new workers, said Mrs. Waivada, the benefits are immeasurable.

Under the current system, he noted, employers have applied repeatedly for new batches of guest workers.

The workers are mostly ethnic Han and are the first large batch of migrant workers to make the journey to Xinjiang since deadly ethnic rioting broke out this summer.

Which employers in their right minds would hire a batch of new workers when the economy and the financial markets are in disarray?

Lawyers acting for the part-time staff sent letters to Sports Direct's legal team on Friday claiming a total of just over £1m in compensation for missed bonuses for a first batch of 30 workers.