Sentence examples for fine workers from inspiring English sources

We lead the world in productivity gains as a result of the entrepreneurial spirit and the fine workers we have in America.

One worker at Millar said he felt caught in the longtime rivalry between the two unions and voiced unhappiness at the electrical workers' threat to fine workers who did not honor the picket line.

Cheung told me that the company has stopped fining workers.

That law bans strikes by public employees, including transit workers, and fines workers two days' pay for every day they strike.

Under its previous ownership, the Tribune Company fined workers $100 a month if they smoked while enrolled in the company's health plan.

"If you don't impose fines, workers are not careful and they will get injured and come back to ask for more compensation," she said emphatically.

And they will support good jobs for the finest workers in the world: those whose products say "Made in the USA".

Also, the traditional stigmatization of prostitution, along with authorities who fine sex workers or send them to so-called re-education centers, make both the workers and their clients afraid to go to clinics for testing.

For example, in South Africa, where sex work has been illegal since the former apartheid regime criminalized it in 1957, police officers often fine sex workers inordinate sums of money and pocket the cash, resulting in a pattern of economic extortion of sex workers by state agents.

In China a slower overall growth rate may feel fine to workers if the share of consumption in the economy rises relative to investment.

Among other things, employment, employer costs and employee take-home pay would be essentially the same if the government levied a $3,000 fine on workers for having a full-time job with a large employer that does not offer health benefits, rather than levying the fine on employers on the basis of their full-time personnel, as the Affordable Care Act does.