Sentence examples for groupings of workers from inspiring English sources

Some may regard that as something of little consequence, if the view is taken that unions tend to depress employment levels by pricing their members out of jobs; but the fact remains that a workplace with traditional groupings of workers and management seems to be in decline.

Retaining the functional layout, virtual cells are addressed as temporary groupings of machines, jobs and workers to realize the benefits of CM.

Despite this, many parts of Latin America and Europe continue to have large Trotskyist groupings, with followings both young and old, who are attracted to its "anti-Stalinist" positions and its rhetoric of workers' internationalism.

By the 1980s and 1990s, alarmed by the dangers of smoking among young Americans, health care workers began to do the same work on groupings of teenagers to discover exactly how each individual was influenced to pick up the habit.

Her work depicts large groupings of figures.

Villages are just little groupings of huts.

We offered the groupings of ballots that we had segregated.

— and deposited groupings of three seeds a half-inch down.

There are also artfully arranged groupings of family paraphernalia.

Each man is represented by groupings of pictures of what are African sculpture and other objects.

Two of the three groupings of pictures were taken by American photographers, Vince Heptig and Robyn Kapp.