Sentence examples for merged with workers from inspiring English sources

Because of the low sample size and the relative long existence of these complaints (often more than three months), these subjects were merged with workers with chronic health complaints.

Under the UISAs, each worker is required to save a fraction of earnings in his or her account and to draw unemployment benefits from it; upon retirement, any unused balance on the account is merged with the worker's pension account.

The bank had been previously owned by Unite, an apparel workers union, which merged with the hotel workers union in 2004, but then sought a divorce, beginning an unusual internal labor war and a fight over ownership of the bank.

The International Union of Electronic Workers, which merged with the communications workers two years ago, represents less than 5percentt of G.E.'s global work force of 310,000.

From the mid-1960's to the mid-1970's, he lived in Washington, working as legislative director of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers, which merged with the paper workers' union in 1999 and was renamed the Paper Allied-Industrial, Chemical and Energy Workers Union.

But over the last decade, union membership has dwindled to about 670 from 1,300, said Luis Lozada, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 211T, which merged with the textile workers' union in 1995.

(Unite Here was formed in 2004 when Unite, representing apparel and laundry workers, merged with the larger Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union. The two have since split).

Workers United, representing more than 100,000 workers, has merged with the Service Employees International Union, and Mr. Raynor was expected to become an executive vice president of that union.

In 2004 the apparel workers' union, Unite, a successor to Mr. Hillman's clothing workers' union, merged with HERE, the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union.

As Mr. Ball told it, in 1963 he was running an advertising and public relations agency in Worcester when a client, the State Mutual Life Assurance Company of America -- now Allmerica Financial Corporation -- asked him to help soothe the ruffled feelings of workers when it merged with another company.

Many workers blamed British Airways, which merged with Iberia two years ago.