Sentence examples for feeling workers from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Trumka told the Guardian the AFL-CIO would look for candidates to do more than just talk about ending income inequality, raising wages and feeling workers' pain.

It is hard to foster that feeling when workers eat single-serving yogurt alone, faces lit in the monochrome blue of their computer screens.

The media in Europe is reporting the outcome of the referendum quite negatively, including some of the xenophobic attacks, and there is a feeling that workers will not be made welcome compared with other countries.

In a sign of the bitter infighting in the Vote Leave group, one of its main supporters has accused campaign director Dominic Cummings of undermining the organisation by generating "ill feeling" among workers.

But there's still a feeling among workers that they trust the company they work for.

This feeling that workers should be protected stayed with me as I tried to understand the rights for myself and my working friends and family in a state that promises little of anything to its workers.

But partisanship and ideology explain only some of the intense feelings among workers, many of whom have seen Democrats and Republicans in the White House come and go.

We did not use the support component in the Demand-Control-Support model (co-worker and supervisor support) because in previous studies these items raised suspicious feelings among workers and affected participation.

It is useful to define these alternative estimators as follows: (widetilde {min}_{j} =) maximum skill endowment of workers feeling the need of further training (widetilde {max}_{j} =) minimum skill endowment of workers feeling able to do more demanding jobs.

"The feeling among government workers is pathetic.

This has left the workers feeling cast adrift and alienated, he says.