Sentence examples for poorest working from inspiring English sources

Thousands of the poorest working families in Britain will see their household incomes fall by up to £4,000 a year through changes to tax credits introduced on Friday.

"There the poorest working woman in the country can go, whether en train or in her plain work-day dress, touch the hand and gaze into the plain but kindly sympathetic face of the President's wife," have tea in the Blue Room, and then go "promenading" through the state rooms, "engaged in conversation, not exclusively upon the topics of fashion and dress".

Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal for a state tax credit for California's poorest working families was praised by both Democratic and Republican legislative leaders Thursday, but that warm bipartisan embrace wasn't extended to other portions of the governor's revised state budget.

Walden said the effect of the government's plan to withdraw in-work tax credits from 3 million of the poorest working families was not yet clear but added, in an apparent criticism of the policy: "I am in favour of our consumers having more spending power".

HWs in the public sector reported the poorest working conditions, as indicated by participants' self-reports on stress, workloads, levels of remuneration, standard of work premises, level of human resources and frequency of in-service training.

Long hours, "small" wage, "poor" working conditions.

Are you poor, working class, middle class, upper middle class, or part of the 1 percent?

It was poor, working class and there was a stigma attached to that for years.

Human Rights Watch found that women "regularly face ill-treatment and poor working conditions inside factories".

Low pay and poor working conditions result in high staff turnover.

"Most of the residents there are poor, working class and nonwhite," she said.