Sentence examples for insecure workers from inspiring English sources
A crash redistributes income, creating new groups of losers whose influence may count, whether they are newly insecure workers or newly dispossessed fat cats.
Mr Huckabee pandered the most empathetically, staring into insecure workers' eyes and announcing that "there's a world of hurt out there in America".
Critics have argued that the growth of zero-hours contracts, which offer workers no guarantee of a minimum number of hours, illustrates the growing reliance of employers on an army of insecure workers whose income can rise and fall weekly.
If the John Lewis partners want to know if they get better value by outsourcing and underpaying cleaners, studies in the Economic Journal suggest that the use of temporary, insecure workers results in declining productivity in many countries.
The unresolved problems of more financially insecure workers now sit uneasily with the strategies of the main parties and the EU, which too often appear indifferent or even scathing about the anxiety of workers about issues like the free movement of people and the excesses of global capitalism.
Set in a roomful of freelance proofreaders, the well-observed "Washed Up on the Potomac," written by Lynn Rosen and directed by Eileen Myers, takes a grim, clear-eyed view of dead-end jobs and thwarted ambitions among insecure workers in an era of corporate cutbacks.
New analysis reveals that it is the richest Russell Group institutions that rely most heavily on insecure academic workers.
Often dismissed as being middle-class lefties and luvvies by detractors, the overwhelming social makeup of this group is drawn from what Guy Standing has labelled "the precariat": young, educated, insecure, portfolio workers.
And as good working class jobs become increasingly insecure, manufacturing workers feared that the fight against climate change could cost them their jobs.
If, on the other hand, it is creating a new breed of insecure exploited worker who are self-employed in name only, then it is a much more serious matter.
A more desperate and insecure pool of workers is better than a content and secure pool of workers from this perspective.
