Sentence examples for for safer working from inspiring English sources

J. Benjamin) was a well-respected air-traffic controller who lost his job when Ronald Reagan, then President, made good on his promise to fire all air-traffic controllers who did not return to work during a strike for safer working conditions.

They wore navy blue shirts emblazoned with the men's nicknames and vowed to fight for safer working conditions.

Bryant and May was forced, through public, social and political pressure, to accede to the women's demands for safer working conditions and the cessation of arbitrary fines.

Triangle shirtwaist factory fire, fatal conflagration that occurred on the evening of March 25 , 1911 in a New York City sweatshop, touching off a national movement in the United States for safer working conditions.

Studies by Daniel Hamermesh, a labor economist at the University of Texas at Austin, show that when workers become wealthier, they are quite willing to forgo some extra pay in exchange for safer working conditions.

A subway worker was struck and killed on the tracks yesterday just north of the West 96th Street station, disrupting train service for more than 90 minutes in midday and prompting renewed demands by the transit workers' union for safer working conditions.

The government is responsible for creating the conditions for safe working of our juniors and for providing and delivering safe services.

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA), American labour union, founded in 1890, that engaged in bitter, though often successful, disputes with coal mine operators for safe working conditions, fair pay, and other worker benefits.

Other campaigns being fought are for safe working conditions, maternity leave, child care centres in factories, adequate housing and for a living wage (workers currently get €53 a month, or €68 for more skilled workers).

The study suggests that face convergence slope of 75 mm/m of face advance may be considered as the maximum permissible value for selection of optimal capacity support for safe working in a given strata condition.

President Obama traveled to Keene, California, on Monday to designate the home of César E. Chávez as a national monument -- a worthy honor for a key figure in the ongoing push for safe working conditions and fair pay.