Sentence examples for plight of workers from inspiring English sources

The rights and plight of workers pervade the sprawling main exhibition of this year's Venice Biennale.

Some viewed Ned Kelly as a personification of the plight of workers set against large landowners in an economically depressed period.

In the mid-2000s leftwItalianlian site Molleindustria started producing titles like The McDonald's Videogame and Tamatipico about corporate greed and the plight of workers.

Harvard's honchos have not been moved by the pleas of the students or the plight of workers trying to raise families on less than $20,000 a year.

But it could also mean highlighting the plight of workers and the poor; documenting the disappearing countryside as industrialization swept through Europe and the United States; or demonstrating how painting related to the then-new medium of photography.

By his own assessment, Mr. Beichman was "a centrist, and felt that the left left him," his son Charles said, adding that his father "never lost his concern for the plight of workers, racism, anti-Semitism".

Ms. Mardzoek, who came to Nunukan to investigate the plight of the workers and distribute leaflets informing workers of their rights, said the migrant workers were the biggest contributors to Indonesia's foreign exchange earnings after oil, gas and wood.

Last year, after the participants focused on the plight of farm workers, the State Legislature raised the minimum wage for farm workers.

While visiting London in 1909, Prichard was deeply affected by the plight of the workers.

That may do as much as any treaty to improve the plight of domestic workers.

The plight of American workers is magnified by the shortcomings of our Trade Adjustment Assistance program.