Sentence examples for dangerous workplaces from inspiring English sources
Case Farms plants are among the most dangerous workplaces in America.
Minimum wage inspectors cannot report dangerous workplaces to the Health and Safety Executive, which, in turn, is suffering cuts.
Working people did not vote for fewer rights at work, more dangerous workplaces, fewer paid holidays and less time with their kids.
Workplace fatalities in 2002 fell to the lowest point ever recorded, and inspection results show that we are focusing on the most dangerous workplaces.
But to call it an accident ignores that it was preventable, and was quite possibly a crime, as is common with so many dangerous workplaces.
Rather than proving how tough, proficient, and cool-headed they were, as was typical of men in other dangerous workplaces, platform workers readily acknowledged their physical limitations, publicly admitted their mistakes, and openly attended to their own and others' feelings.
The ocean is the most dangerous workplace on the planet.
It is possibly the most dangerous workplace in the world.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration was created under President Richard M. Nixon in 1970 after Congressional hearings exposed dangerous workplace conditions.
Its romance still draws keen recruits, but it's a dangerous workplace, with climate change causing more violent storms.
Prosecution witnesses, including several former foundry supervisors, depicted a brutal and dangerous workplace at Atlantic States, in Phillipsburg, N.J.
