Sentence examples for branch workers from inspiring English sources

That is a poor position from which to tell branch workers to tighten their belts.

Gov. Deval Patrick, a Democrat, has ordered 5,000 executive branch workers to take furloughs, too, a move estimated to save $4.5 million.

Ever since the extension of opening hours, branch workers told me, they had been more likely to have to deal with customers who were drunk or on drugs.

They voted to open lawmakers' market transactions to monthly online reporting; to disclose their personal home mortgage details; and to include thousands of ranking executive branch workers in this overdue transparency.

Limits were strictly enforced – thus the compulsion for employees to pad themselves with cash mid-shift and scurry to the nearest bank – though branch workers questioned at times just what these limits were in place to protect.

Branch workers for Bank of America and Wells Fargo are steering more customers denied a traditional credit card toward "secured" cards, backed by a deposit that the owner is not permitted to touch.

("We're only supposed to take £5,000 at a time," said a branch worker in Oxfordshire, adding that she had once taken as much as £9,000 on a single trip, distributing it about herself in different pockets).

About thirty percent of all executive-branch workers will be eligible to retire by 2016.

A senior administration official said that one plan under consideration would require nonessential executive-branch workers to surrender their government-issued BlackBerrys and other electronic devices on the way out the door.

Defense employs more than 700,000 of the 2.1 million executive branch federal workers outside the intelligence agencies and the U.S. Postal Service.

In Kent, Uralite Halt on the Hundred of Hoo branch took workers and other interested parties to and from the British Uralite factory until its closure in 1961.