Sentence examples for many state workers from inspiring English sources

Too many state workers can retire in their mid-50s on close to full pay.

(Mr. Daniels, less admirably, eliminated many state workers' bargaining rights in 2005).

And many state workers enjoy harder-to-calculate nonmonetary benefits like greater job security and shorter work hours.

In Madison, the capital, which has become the focus of protests, many state workers and students at the University of Wisconsin predictably oppose the proposed cuts.

Retiring at 60, as many state workers currently do, is also unusual outside the state sector (the government wants to raise the age to 66).

Ms. Rosenstein, of the communications workers, said many state workers in New Jersey have already taken an 18-month wage freeze and 10 unpaid furlough days.

In a procedure similar to the early voting that precedes elections in many states, workers could sign cards and mail them to the National Labor Relations Board.

Over the last decade, progress has slowed and, in many states, workers' rights have been seriously weakened.

For many state health workers, "this will be the biggest challenge of their career," said Dr. Thompson, who recently left his position as state health officer in Mississippi.

Council 24, which represents many Wisconsin state workers.

Even if many individual state workers do magnificent jobs, their unions have blocked reform at every turn.