Sentence examples for kept out of work from inspiring English sources

Those kept out of work by burdensome regulation on the continent may find a job with ease in a country with weak unions and flexible work rules, perhaps on a zero-hours or part-time contract.

Union reps, including safety reps, were put on lists and then systematically kept out of work for years.

As an insight into how relentless the benefit system can be, when Tony explains to Sharon what her distress was like that night, she realises it reminds her of two years ago – when the DWP sent her to attend a work capability assessment in order to keep her out-of-work sickness benefit.

Should They Save Him?" (The Right Thing, Jan . 20, in which Jeffrey L. Seglin discussed whether the employees, customers or the hometown of Malden Mills had an obligation to help the company after it filed for bankruptcy protection, particularly in light of a decision in 1995 by Aaron M. Feuerstein, the chief executive, to keep paying out-of-work employees as he rebuilt after a fire.

Politics should be kept out of the work environment.

He, like many children, was kept out of school to work in the fields.

He returned to the team yesterday but was initially kept out of practice by Jarvis to work through his grief and decide what he wanted to do.

Some couples do better if work is kept out of the relationship, whereas others thrive on discussing what they did during their professional day.

Here, precious original manuscripts from Berlin (including a quarter of all Mozart's works) were kept out of range of Allied bombers during the second world war.

One serious injury, a fractured vertebrae, kept him out of work for 142 days, but then a string of sprains and strains to his knee, back (twice) and shoulder (twice) kept him out the remainder of the 521 days.

The injury kept him out of work for four months, and he lived on worker's compensation payments of about $200 a month, his friends said.