Sentence examples for elimination of workers from inspiring English sources

Here, too, the targets were supposed to be military and economic; even in the hugely destructive raids on Hamburg in 1943, Harris aimed at the working-class districts of the city because the elimination of workers would damage war production.

Lenin also responded vigorously to dissent in the labour movement, the so-called "Workers' Opposition," led by Bolshevik veterans who objected to the bureaucratization of the state and the elimination of workers from decision making.

Uber can even be seen as a dry-run for autonomous, ever-circling, point-to-point fleet vehicles in which humans stand in for the robots to come – just as globalism and competition paved the way for exploitative overseas labour arrangements that in turn led to greater automation and the elimination of workers from many industrial processes.

The elimination of 1,500 workers and the transfer of some operations to Mexico cost $124.4 million before taxes in the quarter.

Mr. Adamson is presiding over a reorganization that includes the closing of 283 Kmart stores around the country and the elimination of 22,000 workers.

The layoffs, along with salary freezes, the elimination of contract workers, lower marketing spending, and other measures are expected to reduce operating expenditures by $1.5 billion this fiscal year.

People will say, 'Is he really telling us the truth, is he really telling the president the truth?"' A Democratic effort to block the nomination could set up a rerun of the midterm elections of 2002, when Democrats objected to the elimination of some worker protections in legislation creating the Department of Homeland Security.

The elimination of many more workers, most of them union members and earning upwards of $20 an hour, would be devastating in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, where the American automakers and many of their suppliers are concentrated.

The company demanded $1bn in concessions – amounting to a salary and benefits cut of $20,000 per worker, and the elimination of pensions for new workers.

Chrysler drastically cut its production plans early in the year, but this week was forced to announce the closing of one of its minivan factories and the elimination of a shift of workers at a pickup plant.

By 1996 its membership had boomed to 186 member states, who jointly published the first Declaration on the Fundamental Principles of Rights at Work, putting a legal responsibility on all members to collectively work towards ensuring the free association of workers, the elimination of forced and child labour and the end of workplace discrimination.