Sentence examples for difficulty workers from inspiring English sources

Another focus is likely to be the extreme difficulty workers had in getting emergency equipment to the reactors where they were needed.

Duke Energy's two Brunswick nuclear reactors remain stable, but the isolation of the facilities by floodwaters, and the difficulty workers faced going to and from the site, led the Nuclear Regulatory Commission over the weekend to declare a "hazardous event". Duke Energy said no employees are stranded and there is no flooding at the site.

"The disputes will be resolved far earlier". The UCLA Labor Center and a coalition of workers' advocacy groups in recent weeks have compiled a series of case studies revealing the difficulty workers have in collecting back pay, even when the state rules in their favor.

Because of labour-management difficulties, workers sometimes tend not to trust the diagnosis of the management-hired physician.

Mr. Sperling said technology companies appeared to have difficulty finding workers with the necessary skills.

Brokers also said that companies with large concentrations of employees were having difficulty obtaining workers' compensation coverage.

In New York City there is no difficulty finding workers for personal care, a spokesman for the Human Resources Administration said.

Economists consider claims below 300,000 an indication that employers are having difficulty finding workers to fill job openings.

But the number of jobs declined faster than in the city in 2007, suggesting that businesses are having difficulty finding workers, say economists.

Health officials have repeatedly expressed concern over the potential spread of SARS to Africa and the enormous difficulty health workers would have in containing it there.

Angelo Auricchio, the president of the 400-member Long Island chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association, said amnesty could be a boost for restaurant owners, who faced mounting difficulty finding workers.