Sentence examples for called employees from inspiring English sources

Massey miners are not called employees; they are called members.

Josephine Thomas said she then called employees at the home, who assured her that her sister was fine.

She is trying to find a taker for a TV series about a motley crew of maladjusted restaurant workers called "Employees Only," for which she is executive producer.

"Unfortunately Mr. Javanfekr resisted both the legal directive against him and the judiciary forces, and subsequently called employees of the newspaper in person and via telephone to riot," the prosecutor-general was quoted as saying.

Even before the news helicopters started hovering over the estate, Quad executives had called employees and customers to reassure them.

Students who are paid by the university to perform certain duties are to be called employees, which allows them to vote for a union.

We no longer call employees "employees".

Mr Greenberg himself calls employees at every level to keep tabs on his own company.

"He doesn't sleep much and often calls employees on his way to work at six o'clock in the morning.

Some firms contract with their insurer or an outside vendor to have a nurse occasionally call employees suffering from chronic illnesses.

But Michael Moore, the bane of corporate America and author of "Downsize This!" (Crown, 1996), mocked credos that call employees "team members" as attempts at brainwashing.