Sentence examples for ideal worker from inspiring English sources

Economists seem to view the ideal worker as an interchangeable part that can be moved and replaced at the whim of so-called market forces.

Through it all, George has been an ideal worker: honest (perhaps because he is incapable of lying), uncomplaining and extremely punctual.

In today's workforce, fewer people identify with the stereotype of the ideal worker – a full-time, fully committed employee without personal or family commitments that impact on availability.

The choice is between regulation and dynamism: their ideal worker is one prepared to work long hours, commute long distances and expect no employment protection and low pay.

Why? Because, as a Chronicle of Higher Education article using Mason's research suggests, men are seen as the "ideal Worker", able to devote all their time, energy, and weekends to research.

These arrangements are seen as the exception to the rule, with the full-time, "face-time", long hours "ideal worker" still the model to which everyone is expected to adhere.

Such protests and policy changes by companies like H.P. suggest that while labor conditions are far from ideal, workers are starting to gain ground and win some battles.

In this ideal workers' suburb, located 20 minutes from central Krakow, everyone would be equal.

Women who asked for flexibility weren't considered "true ideal workers," she writes.

Some men, who may benefit from the stereotype that they are ideal workers, achieve balance between work and family by pretending to be on the job when they aren't.

Having unleashed 24/7 capitalism – and the ideal-worker to go with it – some businesses are frantically trying to put the genie back in the bottle.