Sentence examples for disappeared workers from inspiring English sources

As manufacturing jobs disappeared, workers were down-scaled to lower-paying, less-secure services jobs.

Even if the labor movement as we think of it now dies, if labor unions disappear or mostly disappear, workers are still going to be standing up for what they think is right.

When the bartenders disappeared, the workers took over, bringing up cases of wine from the basement, the lamps on their hard hats winking in the darkness.

Voters in New York State, and particularly in New York City, also suffered from machines that balked, registrations that disappeared, poll workers who were clueless and other lapses that led to the loss of thousands of votes.

Hector Beltrán, whose son was one of the disappeared cafeteria workers, denounced what he called a "pact of silence" that has left unpunished a man who he and many others blame for the deaths: then president Belisario Betancur, whom the M-19 rebels had sought to put on trial when they seized the court 6 November 1985.

This was unnecessary as the positive E-R trend among surface workers disappeared when adjustment was made for worker location as noted by the authors and observed in Figure 9. Thus it is unclear why the focus off the primary results turned onto the UG workers separately instead of focusing on the total cohort as in the case-control study.

Industries disappear and workers need to be retrained.

When inquiries into why both the RCMP and Vancouver police failed to follow up on years of tips that Pickton was behind the epidemic of disappearing sex workers, the two law enforcement bodies simply pointed fingers at each other.

Across the state of Ohio, he said that approximately 4 million working families should get an unexpected cut in their paycheck as the Making Work Pay tax credit disappears, unemployed workers should go without unemployment benefits, and major Ohio road projects like the US-33 Nelsonville Bypass project and the Cleveland Innerbelt Modernization project should be stalled or stopped.

Financiers and consultants required low-wage workers, like cleaners and security guards, to service their office buildings, while jobs for middle-class workers disappeared.

Seasonal women rice workers disappeared from the north, as did most day labourers and sharecroppers.