Sentence examples for eradicating workers from inspiring English sources
They are legalised bullies passing new laws to ensure the wealthy stay wealthy, taking the side of big business while eradicating workers rights and continuing their attacks on young people, single parents and OAP's by slashing education and social security budgets, and persecuting the poor for being poor.
This party was made up of three "professional experts" – the kind of wise guys I know you are striving to eradicate – a social worker, independent advocate and peer support worker.
We need to eradicate the "case worker"/paper-pusher mentality (starting out by paying higher wages to our service providers) and invest in more life coaches, career advisors, teachers, childcare professionals and financial advisors.
They say they will be unable to earn a living if the government forces them to comply with new regulations aimed at eradicating illegal fishing, including registering all migrant workers.
Wijesekera says while Nigeria's progress was impressive, it happened by focusing very narrowly on eradicating Guinea worm, for example by sending out community health workers who were trained specifically to deal with the disease.
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And just as technology and automation rendered those workers obsolete, in the modern age, it's also eradicating all sorts of other jobs; bank tellers, toll booth operators, and pharmacy clerks all may soon be a distant memory.
Public health workers feel that a Nobel Prize should have been awarded for eradicating smallpox, the only naturally occurring disease to be wiped out.
The fighting has also shut down a project to eradicate what international aid workers consider the farmers' abusive child labor practices.
I suspect Yahoo is not keen on eradicating that type of telecommuting, which increases work hours and squeezes ever greater productivity from workers.
MADRID — Spain will give companies three months to put their workers fully on the books or face fines under a new bill aimed at eradicating a black market that accounts for up to 20 percent of the economy.
