Sentence examples for long-time worker from inspiring English sources

He plays a young man, Franck, who comes home from business school for an internship in the factory where his father has been a long-time worker.

Workers will receive amounts ranging from $24 -- for uniforms they shouldn't have been forced to buy -- to $91,000 for long-time workers, he said.

They said they were not angry at their union for accepting a deal that they said would drive a wedge between new workers and long-time workers with higher pay.

Employers who fear similar suits have added a wider array of investment options to satisfy a range of workers that includes young, single new hires and long-time workers with large families.

The family connection between all of our long-time workers is still there, but the management and the way that they manage the store and their employees really went downhill.

As they visit Tucson, Las Vegas, Dallas, Detroit and other cities, the riders are saying the United States needs a more humane immigration policy, one that makes it easier to reunite families, that stops immigrants from dying in the desert, that prevents employers from preying on long-time workers who do not have legal documents.

The anger is understandable from long-time workers whose jobs are either disappearing or changing drastically.

Long-time workers say it's played a significant role in the disappearance of African American workers from hotel staffs in recent years, as well as in the establishment of a Latino underclass in the city's service industry.

After working in these abominable conditions for a long time, workers' health is utterly devastated".

In the community centre, Clasford Sterling, a long-time community worker here, said the police had called him- taking the temperature of the estate.

Deborah Van Dyke is a long-time aid worker with MSF/Doctors Without Borders.