Sentence examples for call workers from inspiring English sources

So companies have become remarkably inventive at finding ways to call workers contractors.

In retrospect, it seems obvious: while everybody agreed to call workers "owners," they did not act like owners, and management did not treat them like owners.

And somehow it ended up in Bethlehem, Pa., where it was put to use at the Bethlehem Steel powerhouse to call workers to duty until the plant shut down in the 1980s.

This time of year, the claims figures usually bounce around a lot as automobile plants temporarily shut down to retool for new models and then call workers back, economists say.

We've heard a few reports of micromanaging bosses using similar services that call workers using company cars to ask why they're driving faster than the speed limit.

And increasing enforcement will also help deter employers from continuing to call workers "supervisory" or "salaried" or "white-collar" in order to avoid paying what the law requires.

Today's talks also clarified the rules for on-call workers.

Mr Finan said this is important as interrupted sleep is something often experienced by new parents and on-call workers.

All workers in industries that impose variable hours and use short shifts and on-call workers should consider emulating that model.

The other females, called workers, devote their lives to maintaining the hive.

When Spain's unions called workers out on September 29th, the government all but laid down a red carpet for them.