Sentence examples for of any workers from inspiring English sources

Officials have not released the names of any workers on the rig at the time of the explosion.

Some of those contracts bar the layoff of any workers with more than six years on the job.

They say that in the UAE, where striking is illegal, companies are obliged to report the formation of any workers' committee to the authorities.

It's a corruption of the fact that unions pay the arrest fines and lost wages of any workers who are hauled into police stations.

Salazar Addresses Drilling Moratorium at Hearing Interior Secretary Ken Salazar told a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he would ask BP to repay the salaries of any workers laid off as a result of the six-month moratorium on deepwater exploratory drilling imposed by the United States government after the spill.

As he notes, Greeks work the second-longest weekly hours of any workers in Europe and have the highest level of weekend hours worked.

Sometimes I envy people who have other kinds of jobs, and here I am thinking of any worker who is not required to dream up the assignment in addition to actually performing it.

The FBU hit back at government statements that firefighters would continue to receive one of the best pension packages of any worker, even after changes to their pension scheme.

Experts from NASA to Toyota have tutored health quality gurus in the basics, like needing to prevent errors rather than punish them and respecting the right of any worker to stop the assembly line when a mistake threatens.

The FBU has hit back at Government statements that firefighters will continue to receive one of the best pension packages of any worker - even after reforms to their pension scheme - amid deadlock in a long-running dispute in England which has seen the coalition accused of showing "contempt" for public sector workers.

Furthermore, we have shown that the changing composition of any worker characteristic or business characteristic during the time period can explain at most a quarter of the decline.