Sentence examples for mass workers from inspiring English sources

In Greece, half the working population were self-employed, often in tourism and agriculture, and there was never any base of mass workers' support for Papandrou.

Only recently, he argues, did computers hit a kind of critical mass; workers had so much digital power on their desks that it muscled its way into the statistics.

The Basque conflict began as a minority response against Franco's attempt to wipe out the Basque language and culture, but it developed mass support (even across Spain) as brutal state violence was unleashed against the twin local threat of insurrectionary national struggle and mass workers' strikes (which had developed across Spain from the late 1960s).

Conditions were therefore ripe for Perón to build a mass workers movement.

Still, the struggle to achieve a living wage continues, from mass worker protests in south-east Asia to activists attending Tesco shareholder meetings in the UK.

The game takes you through the dark side of tech: the mining of rare earth minerals in central Africa, the threat of mass worker suicide in assembly factories and finally the device as toxic e-waste.

One of the reasons so many studies report mass worker disengagement is because so many employees fake it.

If it is to be assumed that mass worker displacement left unchecked has the potential to cause serious societal disruption and that AI taxation by politicians is inevitable, then this is not a provocative proposition.

Cities drew large numbers of people off the land, massing workers in the new industrial towns and factories.

Worse, the attentat had failed to rouse the masses: workers and anarchists alike condemned Berkman's action.

Day is the Greenwich Village Communist who converted because the mass of workers in the United States were Catholic; her Catholic Worker movement profoundly affected American unionism, pacifism and the treatment of the poor.