Sentence examples for preserving workers from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, stressed that preserving workers' rights would be a "bottom line" for May to get his party's support for triggering article 50, which now looks likely to have to be approved by parliament after a landmark legal judgment.

Well-designed partnerships would eliminate and even reverse fiscal drain from origin countries due to new migration, while preserving workers' mobility and providing needed skills at the destination.

Two governments in a Global Skill Partnership agree ex ante on how to share the costs and benefits of creating skills for both countries' needs, while preserving workers' freedom of movement.

If passed, such a law could serve as a model for preserving workers' privacy and curbing the culture of being constantly on-call for work.

When President Bush threatens to veto any version of the bill that preserves workers' rights and protections, he sends a signal of contempt for the workers and those they serve.

She slammed demonstrators who had occupied the Capitol in protest, and praised Gov. Scott Walker, the Republican who championed the collective bargaining rights cuts, as ultimately trying to preserve workers' pensions.

Vote Leave Watch said that the government could preserve workers' rights by passing legislation to replace EU laws, such as the working time directive, that will cease to apply to the UK upon Brexit.

Mr. Cuomo, asked about the vote at a news conference on Tuesday, said he had done all that was in his power to work out an agreement with the federation that would provide the state with the required savings and still preserve workers' jobs.

It is important to preserve workers' ability to perform their tasks at work, a conclusion sustained by results from Pohjonen [ 6] regarding the need to prevent the decline of working ability among home care workers.

Now, both sides say they will try to quickly find an agreement that bolsters the store's business and preserves worker benefits, though it is unclear how or when that will be accomplished.

Until now, Democrats have held a majority of votes in favor of their plan to preserve worker rights in the department, and Republicans have filibustered their efforts to approve the plan.