Sentence examples for bind workers from inspiring English sources

The bill contains measures that will protect workers from employers' attempts to bind workers to an exclusive zero-hour contract with a single firm.

Within those sectors, nationalities bind workers: Ghanaians pick litter; Nigerians clean toilets in the City; Romanians and Poles work in plumbing and maintenance.

As we grow richer, the ties that used to bind workers together in a risk-pooling welfare state (first locally, later nationally) have loosened - "generosity" is more abstract and compulsory, a matter of enlightened self-interest rather than mutual obligation.

"The ban on exclusivity clauses, which bind workers to one firm, is a balanced way of addressing concerns.

In the case presented here, they functioned to solidify within-group relations, convert extramural status into workplace status, alienate groups from each other, and ultimately to bind workers to their respective workplace roles.

The Town Hall isn't, however, neglecting the drudges & other office - bound workers.

The union jobs that once bound workers to the party machine have been draining away for decades.

Although Qatar has promised to reform the kafala system that binds workers to their employees, the proposed laws fail to address the most problematic issues.

Slowly and reluctantly, Japan's salarymen are learning to stand up for their rights, and in the process rewriting the social contract that had once bound workers to companies with near feudal bonds of loyalty.

-- The New York Post, Sept. 13 Copies of the historic first edition that bore the headline "Rats!" -- above a Page One story about the furor over a G.O.P. campaign commercial -- were quickly snatched up by homeward bound workers, travelers and shoppers...

A new UC Berkeley report released this morning at a press conference at the IBEW-NECA Sacramento Area Electrical Training Center finds that California's principal climate policy, the Renewables Portfolio Standard (RPS), has created good jobs with a career path for non-college bound workers.