Sentence examples for holding workers from inspiring English sources

Many economists have argued that the continually deteriorating housing market may be holding workers back from relocating to areas where jobs are more plentiful.

In March punitive measures against negligence were announced, followed by a decree holding workers responsible for damage done to instruments or materials.

In a speech yesterday, President Obama urged Republican Senators to pass the bill, accusing them of "holding workers laid off in this recession hostage to Washington politics".

Pensioners Elspeth and Dennis Dickinson said they were planning to join the boycott, adding that the Staffordshire town was suffering from "Unilever fatigue" with the company repeatedly holding workers and local businesses to ransom.

Our auditors were the first to identify and crack down on a ring of unscrupulous labor brokers who were holding workers' passports and forcing them to pay exorbitant fees.

This may mean outright abuse or more insidious oppressions, such as holding workers hostage by confiscating their papers and confining them to the house.

But fears that the government is going to hold workers' noses to the grindstone are unwarranted.

"It is easy to hide behind the numbers, but we need to hold workers accountable".

In May, six armed men invaded an Exxon Mobil site and held workers for ransom, eventually releasing them unharmed.

He has taken steps to hold workers throughout the school system more accountable, from district superintendents to custodians at the Board of Education's decrepit headquarters.

The United Automobile Workers, through an entity known as a VEBA, which holds workers' health care obligations, would get about 41percenttotoffsetethehe $20 billion G.M. owes the union.