Sentence examples for mobilize workers from inspiring English sources

The national campaign, underwritten with millions of dollars from the Service Employees International Union, aims to mobilize workers — all at once — in numerous cities at hundreds of restaurants from two dozen chains.

It assembles iPhones in China both because wages are low there and because Apple's Chinese contractors can quickly mobilize workers from company dorms at almost any hour of the day or night.

But many Web sites geared toward the unemployed aren't about mobilizing workers.

The Communists successfully mobilized workers and took the lead in the hugely popular Samyukta Maharashtra movement.

The government of Lu'an, a city in Anhui, mobilized workers to help relocate the pigs, reported The Paper, a Chinese news website.

Suddenly and somewhat incongruously, in the spring of 1989, Zhang mobilizes workers at her arms factory to rise up in a long-distance show of support for the pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square.

Power companies mobilized workers to prepare for the expected widespread power outages.

The American Red Cross mobilized workers and brought food, water, and other supplies to Louisiana prior to the storm's arrival.

SACCAWU kept the pressure on in late November by mobilizing workers at various retail and wholesale firms for a one-day strike action to demand a "Centralised Bargaining Forum".

Normally deskbound workers have become mobile workers as companies mobilize their workforces and, often, save on property costs.

Off-season elections generally help party organizations that mobilize town workers.