Sentence examples for press workers from inspiring English sources

Long-term no-strike contracts were signed, offering productivity incentives for some employees, like press workers.

His paper, he felt, was bleeding from a thousand cuts in the form of repeated slowdowns, whether by typesetters, press workers or truck drivers.

Two unions, the typographers and the photoengravers, approved a new contract in 1999, while two others, the press workers and the Newspaper Guild, reached a settlement last month.

The cluster of the assorted press, workers, officials and general hangers-on was as impressive as the 9-5 that would flash on the board at race time.

Productivity -- workers' output per hour -- has risen steeply in recent years as computer technology and other innovations have allowed businesses to press workers to do more tasks in the same amount of time.

Mr. Kelleher said most workers would receive raises of 2percentt a year under the three-year contracts signed by the Teamsters locals, the Newspaper Guild and the press workers.

Its newfound strength was shown when it bounced back quickly from an 88-day press worker's strike in 1978, the last time it endured a significant walkout.

The government has struggled since September to keep pace with the growing reliance on strikes as a tool to press worker demands.

From 1951 to 1952 he was a press worker for the Research Councils in Norway and for the Norwegian delegation to the United Nations.

Former employees Alexander Polonsky and Brian Zaghi allege Wells Fargo managers pressed workers to meet quotas of 10 accounts per day, required progress reports several times daily and reprimanded workers who fell short.

Arguing that the benefits of BART workers are more generous than those of other public workers in the Bay Area, management officials have pressed workers to start making contributions to their state pension plans and to increase their health insurance payments from the current level of $92 a month.