Sentence examples for disconnected workers from inspiring English sources

The fast-food workers movement, however, has been successful in rallying disconnected workers around the minimum wage.

"There are an enormous amount of disconnected workers and the challenge is how do you communicate something to these employees?" he said.

His cellphone had been disconnected; his workers hadn't been paid in a month.

Not that cooking is her forte ("I'm afraid I'm not a good housekeeper"), but her stove has been disconnected since workers damaged a gas main three weeks ago, right about the time she became, temporarily she prays, a lady of leisure after parting ways with CNN.

But lacking these seemingly innocuous interactions, people feel more disconnected from co-workers.

As an authenticated worker is disconnected and reconnected, we cannot only rely on the worker's ID or host-name to presume it as the trusted one.

Two weeks before that, workers mistakenly disconnected a pipe, dumping 10 more tons of contaminated water onto the ground and dousing themselves in the process.

Waber worked on a project showing that call centers where the workers had tight-knit, face-to-face networks were twice as productive as those where workers were more disconnected from each other.

Millions of workers have been disconnected from the work force, and possibly even from society.

With electronic markets disconnected from the reality of workers everywhere, the Dow just inched above 10,000.

The disconnect between workers who look at themselves in the mirror and feel young and companies that look at them and think "old-timer" has fueled much of the explosion in age-discrimination claims.