Sentence examples for doing it workers from inspiring English sources

The union's view was that working an assembly line was brute work; in exchange for doing it, workers demanded better wages and benefits, and, especially, time away from the job.

Rockwell's Rosie is stouter and more tomboyish than Westinghouse's mascaraed "We Can Do It!" worker.

The "We Can Do It!" worker didn't have a name, and she wasn't widely seen until her discovery in a 1982 Washington Post Magazine article about patriotic posters in the National Archives.

And corporations are doing it even as workers engage in significantly fewer strikes.

"Companies are going to start offering this just because their competitors are doing it and their workers will expect it".

"Don't companies have to do it [protect workers' rights] anyway?" With most agreeing on this point, the discussion then took a more pragmatic focus.

Not only are these states trying to provide richer benefits with smaller contributions than the payroll tax for Social Security, but they have promised to do it for workers who can retire 10 and sometimes 20 years younger.

I noticed psychiatric nurses don't do it, social workers, nurses, and doctors also don't!" (CIG 6, p.18, l.1-4).

The workers propose doing it "the American way": they want everyone to vote on whether the lector should stay.

This is what we do, and other social workers are doing it too.

The AFL-CIO has said it does not want to see the U.S. condoning violence against workers, nor does it want American workers to have to compete with wages that are depressed using the credible threat of murder.