Sentence examples for inspired workers from inspiring English sources

Why not shake awake labor leaders who preserve the sinecures of their least inspired workers rather than ask them to work harder to create a better city?

To many critics, all this was only the final twitch of a quasi-religious socialist utopianism that had long inspired workers and intellectuals rebelling against the pains of industrialization.

When the Transport Workers Union walked off the job rather than accept pension reductions for future workers, it acted boldly to maintain its strength as a union, and it inspired workers throughout the city.

While 30percentt is not a terrible number when it comes to engaged and inspired workers, managers should be weary of the fact that half of employees feel kind of present but not inspired by their work or leaders.

How can restaurants attract more of these professional, committed and inspired workers and how can they persuade current waiters to be proud of their work?

If so, it could have helped inspire workers and managers alike.

As Fight for $15 rallies kick off around the country Wednesday, the documentary is now being used to inspire workers everywhere – especially at small businesses, which employ 48.5% of America's private-sector workforce, according to the US Small Business Administration.

The attempted assassination, or attentat, was meant to inspire workers at Homestead and elsewhere to move beyond their fight for better wages into full revolt against the capitalist system: it was "an act of liberation," Berkman said.

In "The Craftsman," Sennett portrays Ruskin as a quirky and quixotic radical, sensitive to the intricate demands of great craftsmanship, and hopeful that the glories of Venetian architecture might help inspire workers to resist the ravages of "mechanical domination".

Eddie Rickenbacker's record in World War I. Captain Foss was brought home in the spring of 1943 to receive the Medal of Honor from President Franklin D. Roosevelt and to go on a national tour to sell war bonds, spur military recruiting and inspire workers in war plants.

With an explosion in the number of foreign-owned assembly plants since the North American Free Trade Agreement went into effect seven years ago, labor organizers hope the movement at Mexmode will inspire workers in 3,400 foreign-owned assembly plants across the country to fight against poverty wages and unsafe workplaces.