Sentence examples for deprived workers from inspiring English sources

Also, Australian employers should bill Adam Scott for their sleep deprived workers' lack of productivity on day four of the Majors; first the British Open, now this!!

It urges the NLRB to overturn the election results and allow VW's workers to revote: the "shameful conduct" of the elected officials, it says, effectively deprived workers of their freedom of choice.

Though the unions approved of more-efficient production arising from better machinery and management, they condemned the speedup practice and complained in particular that Taylorism deprived workers of a voice regarding the conditions and functions of their work.

Labor leaders say those laws are a subterfuge designed to deprive workers of overtime pay.

Misclassification often saves employers money while depriving workers of unemployment insurance and workers' compensation protections, the labor council said.

At present, China's banks shovel workers' savings into state-owned enterprises, depriving workers of spending power and private companies of capital.

In the actual Republican primary, the candidates were discussing whether Mitt Romney had made too much money depriving workers of jobs.

As much as 70 percent of the labor force still works outside the tax system, depriving workers of benefits and the government of revenue.

Although Halliburton's actions were legal -- I did not suggest otherwise -- they had the effect of depriving workers of benefits they had been led to expect.

The unions say that the bill, although it would shorten the week from 44 to 40 hours, would deprive workers of holidays and reduce wages.

The construction industry is avoiding paying hundreds of millions of pounds in tax and depriving workers of employment rights by switching them to a self-employed status.