Sentence examples for count on workers from inspiring English sources

"There is no doubt that some people can't count on workers showing up as much as they used to," Professor Martin said.

Meanwhile, a system of private accounts would create a cash crisis, because baby boomers, whose payroll taxes help pay benefits to today's retirees, couldn't count on younger workers to do the same for them.

Does an employer that counts on its workers to further its interests during their off hours, gratis, have a right to discipline workers who handle personal business during office hours?

5.TEACHING With 375,000 teachers retiring between 1999 and 2009, and the K-12 student population swelling to 55 million by 2010, schools are counting on older workers entering the profession to help fill the gap.

More than just health care facilities, they are neighborhood institutions where local doctors take care of people they know from birth to death, where politicians can be heroes by providing taxpayer support and patronage, and where unions can count on employment for workers at various levels of schooling.

But she obviously feels that she can't count on any co-worker to pull his own weight or rely on a husband to share the load at home.

Many supermarket workers count on unions for gains in salary, working hours and conditions.

I count on my shop-floor workers to make reasonable decisions to keep waste to a minimum.

Education becomes even more vital if emerging economies cannot count on moving barely literate workers from fields to factories.

While the Democrats position themselves as defenders of workers, count on the Republicans to accuse their foes of being partisan.

When employers promise pensions or retiree health care, workers count on it as deferred compensation.